How to make your Canvas course sites accessible to users with disabilities.

Beginning of Semester Guide for Faculty

A list of steps for building out a basic Canvas course.

How to add files, links, and media in Canvas's new editor for Summer and Fall 2020.

End of Semester Guide for Faculty

Canvas Studio is an interactive video platform that is integrated with Canvas. Canvas Studio allows students and faculty to create, edit and manage media files for use in their courses.

How to add a grading scheme to courses to map percentage grades to letter grades.

How to add a link to a Zoom meeting in a module in your Canvas course.

Canvas provides multiple options for providing feedback to students. Here is a list of grading options for different types of assignments.

Information about enrolling people in your courses and instructions for merging courses.

Brief introductions to the main features of Canvas including links to official Canvas Guides from the vendor.

A guide for instructors on how to use the Turnitin plagiarism detection tool in Canvas.

External Tools for Canvas are integrations with web apps that expand Canvas' capabilities. Some examples include social media, collaboration tools like Box, and supplemental materials from textbook publishers. They can be added to individual courses, or to all courses in an account. Once configured, you can link them through course modules and create assignments for assessment tools.

Both Emory and Instructure, the company that makes Canvas, maintain policies for using Canvas. Learn more about how to use content in your course appropriately, the Canvas terms of use, and other policies.

Instructions for faculty on managing course access.

The new Canvas Gradebook provides users with an improved set of tools for viewing and managing gradebook content. The New Gradebook will become the default gradebook in 2020.