https://synchronic.uat.edu
So you have a question. Or maybe you forgot what “APA format” actually means. Either way—it’s time to message your professor like the confident, responsible tech genius you are. Here’s how to do it in Canvas, without sending smoke signals or awkward emojis.
✉️ Step-by-Step: How to Send a Message in Canvas
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Log into Canvas at https://synchronic.uat.edu
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Click the Inbox icon 📥 on the left-hand global navigation bar.
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Hit the Compose button ✏️ (top of the Inbox window)
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Select the course your professor is teaching from the “Course” dropdown.
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Under “To,” click the address book icon and select your instructor from the Teachers list.
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Add a Subject (like “Question about Assignment 2” — not “HELLLP”).
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Type your message—be polite, be specific, and avoid txt spk plz 🙃
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Click Send and bask in your professional glory.
🧠 Smart Tips for Smart Students
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Always include your name and course name/code if it's not obvious.
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Ask clear, direct questions (e.g., “Could you clarify the rubric for Project 1?”)
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Don’t forget to check your Canvas Inbox for replies—your professor did respond, you're just ignoring them. 😉
🛠️ Message Not Sending?
If Canvas acts up, you can also email your professor directly through their UAT email (usually firstname.lastname@uat.edu). When in doubt, contact:
📧 itrep@uat.edu
📞 (480) 351-7935
Messaging your professor shouldn't feel like launching a satellite. Now go ahead—press send and start the convo like a UAT pro. 🚀🧑💻