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Instructors can merge student enrollments from multiple courses into one Canvas course.

This article outlines the different roles and associated permissions available to OHIO students and employees in Canvas courses.

Canvas gets regular updates from the vendor like like most cloud-hosted applications. These updates might include new features, feature or interface enhancements, bug fixes for existing features, or things like security updates. Canvas refers to these updates as Deploy or Release updates.

This article provides instructions for enabling a Microsoft Team in your Canvas course using the Microsoft Education integration. Once enabled, a Teams Class is automatically created and synced with your course enrollment.

Microsoft Education offers different integrations within Canvas in a single dashboard: Class Notebook, Teams Meetings, Teams, Reflect, and Assignments. This article will provide an overview and instructions for each.

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

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

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

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.

In Canvas, any exam, test, or assessment is called a “quiz”. This article explains how to import quiz content to Canvas Classic Quizzes and how to upgrade your existing Canvas Quizzes to New Quizzes.

Canvas offers several built-in analytics, statistics, and reporting tools that allow instructors to access data about their courses. This article explains how to use these analytics.

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 provides instructions for adding images, documents, and videos to Canvas.

Learn how to use the attendance tool in Canvas. This article includes instructions for enabling the attendance tool, customizing settings, and recording attendance.

This article provides guidance to instructors for creating and administering Monitored Exams in Top Hat that can be accessed via Canvas. This ensures the integrity of the exam process while providing a seamless experience for students.