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This articles list provides answers frequently asked Canvas student questions related to assignments, announcements, calendars, to-do lists, discussions and more.

Turnitin is a plagiarism detection tool. Instructors can create Turnitin assignments within Canvas.

This article provides installation instructions, support instructions, and updates on tools that have integrations with Canvas (publisher content and third-party integrations).

Manually created courses are spaces where instructors can build content intended to be replicated across multiple courses in the future, explore Canvas features and test course content, or create Blackboard-like organizations.

Microsoft Teams offers three different integrations within Canvas: Teams Classes, Teams Assignments, and Teams Meetings. This article will provide an overview and instructions for each.

Instructors can weight final grades in Canvas based on assignment groups. Within each assignment group, a percentage is calculated by dividing the total points a student has earned by the total points possible for all assignments in that group.

This article outlines the steps to make Panopto videos located in Blackboard available in Canvas.

This article provides troubleshooting guidance for accessing and using Canvas and its third-party integrations, helping users identify common issues and determine if they're related to known bugs or system requirements.

This article describes how instructors can make accommodations for students by offering extended time, multiple attempts, or extended due dates for assignments and quizzes.

All Canvas Learning Management System (LMS) help and resource articles for instructors.

Canvas offers two ways to communicate with your students: Messaging and Announcements.

Students can adjust their notification preferences within Canvas. They can determine if and when they receive email notifications and/or push notifications.

This article explains how to use SpeedGrader to easily evaluate individual and group assignments.

Instructors can export grades from the Canvas Gradebook as a CSV file to enhance grade data, grade offline, archive a version of the gradebook, or prepare final grades for import to the Faculty and Advising Center. After downloading, the file can be edited using Microsoft Excel and uploaded back into Canvas. Instructors are cautioned to review changes carefully before finalizing the import process to avoid losing student grades.

This article explains how to create assignments and grade assignments using Folio, Canvas's free portfolio tool for students.