Follow the directions or watch the tutorial below to publish your Canvas course. If you do not have the ability to publish your course or need assistance, please contact your sub-account Canvas admin.

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 ...

When you first log in to your Canvas course site, you’ll see a mostly blank page. Create a Canvas Home Page to change what both you and your students see when they log in. Your Canvas course will open ...

1. Go to https://canvas.sfu.ca, and sign in using your SFU credentials. 2. On the right-hand navigation panel, click on Start a New Course. 3. You will then have the option to either Create a Course ...

We are excited to make this Canvas course shell template available to all CU educators. The template reflects extensive faculty input, as well as promising practices in teaching and learning, digital ...

Canvas Commons is a learning object repository that enables educators to find, import, and share resources. Canvas Commons allows Canvas users to share learning resources with other users as well as ...

Canvas Studio uses automated speech recognition (ASR) technology to make automatic captions available for video content. While automatically generated captions are a great starting point, it is ...

The following tutorials are available: the Grammar Tutorial, Plagiarism Tutorial, Tutorial sur le plagiat, Academic Integrity Tutorial, Library Research Skills ...

Canvas, Zoom, and Respondus are three fantastic ways to continue managing instruction for most classes during a campus disruption. If you need them, here are some resources to help you get up to speed ...

This is a step-by -step Power Apps tutorial for beginners, taking you through the whole process of creating your first app. No background in coding or app making is required to get started with this ...