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This article will explain how to publish media to the Kaltura Shared Repository so it can be accessed and embedded by other faculty within your discipline.

This article will explain how to enable New Quizzes in Canvas and walk you through the steps to create your first quiz using the New Quizzes engine.

Weighted grading in Canvas uses assignment group percentages to determine how much each category contributes to the final course grade. Within each category, Canvas calculates a points-based average, so assignments do not need equal point values, and higher-point assignments will have more impact within that category.

Accommodate HQ is a valuable tool that simplifies the process of accommodating students with special needs in your Canvas courses.

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.

Instructure Impact is a tool that monitors the interactions of individual users, including faculty and students, within Canvas, allowing IT Support to measure the activity level and use of key functionality within your learning environment.

Academic Technology supports a wide range of applications and Canvas tools to enhance the teaching and learning experience.

This article will explain why captions and transcripts are essential for accessibility and guide you to resources for adding and editing captions in Canvas using Kaltura.

This article will explain why color contrast matters for accessibility and show you how to check and fix contrast issues in your Canvas course using built-in tools.

This article will explain how instructors create and apply grading rubrics in Gradescope to ensure consistent and efficient evaluation of student work.

This article will help instructors decide when to use Gradescope versus Canvas’s built-in grading tools based on assignment type, class size, and grading complexity.

Use Gradescope inside Canvas to link your course, sync your roster, create and link assignments, grade submissions, and post grades back to the Canvas Gradebook. Authentication occurs via Canvas—no separate Gradescope password is required—and assignment names/dates may sync from Canvas to Gradescope depending on institutional settings.

This article will show you how to access support options directly within Canvas, including 24/7 chat, campus-specific services, and knowledge base search.

This article will explain how instructors can view and download Chico State student email addresses using Course Analytics in Canvas, including where to find the information, how to export a class roster, and what to expect if data appears delayed or incomplete.