We've created step-by-step videos and instructional materials to help you learn about Canvas at your own pace. Through this guide, you can understand the basics of building your course, announcements, ...

Instructors may choose to provide access to Class Recordings in one of the following ways. Please refer to your specific course syllabus or contact your instructor directly if you have specific ...

Fall 2026 - all courses will be taught in Canvas. If you are unsure where your course is, please see our Find My Course page for more information. Canvas Workshops for Faculty and Teaching Assistants ...

There are multiple ways to collect work, assess student performance, and record scores in your Canvas course. Three of the most commonly used options for assessments are Assignments, Quizzes, and ...

Zoom is a video conferencing tool that you can use to hold virtual meetings and class sessions with your students. With features like screen sharing, annotating, and breakout rooms, Zoom makes a great ...

Canvas Commons is a learning object repository that enables educators to find, import, and share resources. Canvas Commons allows Canvas users to share learning resources with other users as well as ...

This fall will bring a new learning management system that replaces Blackboard. Starting in fall 2022, eight Johns Hopkins schools will fully switch to Canvas as the core learning and teaching ...

Millions of students across the country wake up and start their school days by logging in to one of two online learning management systems: Canvas or Schoology. It’s how teachers take attendance, how ...

Hardly any K-12 school districts were using a learning management system 10 years ago. Now, they’re almost ubiquitous. But the use of learning management systems —which are essentially software ...