The Course Outline LTI (Learning Tool Interoperability) is a tool that has been developed by SFU to facilitate the process for linking your official SFU course outline to your Canvas course shell. If ...

The complete Canvas Cloud Instructor Guide can be accessed from the Instructors and Staff: Get Help with Canvas link from the Canvas Cloud Global Navigation’s Help submenu. Students will appear in the ...

We developed these recommendations to improve course navigability for your students, and make it easy to build and reuse your course content for the next course offering. Reusing/Importing Course ...

Combining courses or sections? We strongly encourage you to make a combined Canvas course request in SPIRE before January 20, 2026. For any course sections without a Canvas course shell, one will be ...

The easiest way to duplicate your course in Instructure Canvas — and all or some of it's contents — is through your existing course. If you have already received an empty new course shell from your ...

The new UCSC Learning Management System, Canvas, is now available. Faculty who are teaching in spring may log in and begin adding content to their pre-created course shells. Faculty who wish to work ...

Below are some tips and suggestions for using Canvas based on questions raised by CNS faculty. Remember too that the Canvas Training and Resources course that the IDEAS team developed in Canvas is a ...

Course migration is a service provided as part of MSU's Canvas implementation to help instructors move course materials from Blackboard into Canvas. Existing course content, such as pages, assignments ...