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Publishers and other educational technology providers will often offer integrations with Canvas. To request an integration, you must submit both the Technology Review Form and the Canvas Integration Request.

Instructors can use the Course Import tool in Canvas to transfer content between courses, and additional steps are required to ensure third-party integrations function properly.

This article introduces Canvas's IgniteAI tools that support course communication, content discovery, and instructional efficiency.

Exploration of supported tools that help facilitate media-rich student discussions.

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

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.

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.

Learn how to configure student access to your course content through Publication status, Term Dates, and Course Participation Settings.

Read this article to determine which tool(s) would be best suited for your organization(s) as we transition to Canvas.

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.

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.

Ohio University Libraries collaborated with OIT to incorporate the Libraries’ Subject and Course Guides into Canvas. Including Library Guides, or LibGuides, in your course is a great way to provide discipline-specific research help to your students throughout your course.

Instructors can use Assignment Groups to organize the assignments in their course. When Assignment Groups are set up, you can weight the final course grade by assignment groups and filter by assignment groups in the Gradebook.

Canvas Portfolio allows students and instructors to create digital collections of work to showcase learning, reflect on progress, and share accomplishments.

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