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Canvas allows people to access a course in a variety of roles, depending on their instructor role in PeopleSoft. Use this reference to understand the level of access each role permits and their use cases.

This guide outlines how to use AI tools to generate and format quizzes for import into Canvas, enhancing course assessments with varied and dynamic questions along with appropriate feedback for students.

At Chico State, instructors cannot change the name of their Canvas course directly. However, you can set a nickname for your course to easily identify it in the Canvas dashboard. The nickname is only visible to you and doesn't affect the course name for other users.

Canvas offers a wide range of integrations to enhance the teaching and learning experience.

Faculty and students may find themselves needing to access course materials, submissions, or records from a previous term in Canvas. Courses from previous terms are not immediately visible on the Canvas dashboard due to the platform's design, which prioritizes current and upcoming courses for a more organized user experience. Courses in previous terms can be found in your past enrollments.

If you need to make changes to a quiz in Canvas after students have already started taking it, there are a few things you need to keep in mind to avoid any issues.

Instructors may experience problems with the Canvas Gradebook not loading due to browser incompatibilities. Ensuring that the browser is up to date and compatible can resolve these issues.

Sometimes mistakes happen, and course content can accidentally be deleted or changed. Fortunately, Canvas provides several tools to recover deleted content or restore previous versions of pages. Use these tools to restore deleted content quickly.

Turnitin Plagiarism Detection is a powerful tool integrated into Canvas that helps educators identify potential instances of plagiarism in student submissions. Follow these steps to enable Turnitin Plagiarism Detection for a Canvas assignment.

Faculty can create sandboxes in Canvas to prepare content, experiment with Canvas features, or collaborate with colleagues. Sandboxes are courses that will never receive student enrollments.

Instructors encounter a "400 Bad Request" error in Canvas when trying to create a group set with a name that conflicts with an existing group set. The error is resolved by selecting a unique name for the new group set.

Steps to take when installing Respondus on your PC.

Describes Canvas page design guidelines

This article describes tips for organizing modules in Canvas