Canvas Production Release Notes (2015-04-25)

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Instructure Alumni
Instructure Alumni

Upcoming Canvas Changes: Google Drive API

As of today (April 20), Google has deprecated the Google Docs API used in Canvas features such as submitting a Google doc to an assignment and Google collaborations. Users who have previously connected their Canvas and Google accounts will be prompted to re-authorize their connection, either by accessing Collaborations or a Google Docs assignment submission, or by manually re-enabling Google as a web service in their personal settings.

On June 6, 2015, the following changes will be made in Canvas:

  • The new Files interface (Better File Browsing) will no longer be a Feature Option in Canvas and will be enabled for all Canvas users as a standard feature. This change will enable New Files on the course and user levels. Learn more about New Files.


In this production release (April 25), instructors can enable the first iteration of anonymous peer reviews in assignments and upload SCORM content as an assignment, while also benefiting from other small updates to Assignments and Discussions. Accessibility users can access the menu bar in the Rich Content Editor, and students can manage their progress in the Learning Mastery Gradebook with a new graph display.

The production notes also include updates to existing Canvas features, other Canvas updates, platform/integration updates, permission updates, and fixed bugs.

Canvas New Feature Screencast (2015-04-25)​

Next release schedule:

  • Beta release and notes: May 4
  • Production release notes: May 11
  • Production release and documentation: May 16

Production release notes indicate Canvas updates that will be included with Saturday’s release and are subject to change. New features may differ from those available in your beta environment. Learn more about the Canvas Release Schedule.

  New Features

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Assignments

Anonymous Peer Reviews

This release is the first part of this feature. Hiding the submitting student’s name from the reviewer will be part of a future update.

Instructors can choose to create peer reviews with anonymous responses. Located in the Peer Review options for assignments and graded discussions, the Anonymity option allows instructors to hide the name of the student reviewer from the student with the submission.

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The student whose work has been reviewed cannot see the name of the reviewer. However, instructors can always view the name of the student reviewer in SpeedGrader and on the student submission page.

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SCORM LTI Uploads

The SCORM LTI tool must be configured with the support of your Canvas Customer Success Manager (CSM) or an Implementation Consultant before it can be enabled for your institution. Please contact your CSM for assistance.

Institutions can import SCORM packages as assignments into Canvas using the SCORM LTI tool. This tool supports the many Canvas institutions who are currently using SCORM content.

Once enabled at the account level by a CSM, the SCORM Link will appear in the Course Navigation menu for instructors. This link is used to upload SCORM packages into Canvas assignments.

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SCORM packages are uploaded as ZIP files and imported as either a graded or ungraded assignment. Imported SCORM data is stored by Canvas and treated as any other assignment, such as being added to a module.

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On the SCORM page, users can preview the SCORM content to see how students will view the assignment. When the preview is finished, Canvas will update the score to display how the score appears to students. All package uploads default to 100 points.

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Users can view uploaded assignment directly in the SCORM page or by viewing the Assignments Index Page. When the assignment is edited, the Submission Type will be shown as an External Tool.


Note: External Tools configured at the account level cannot be modified in a course.

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Assignments

Assignment Shell Date Validation

In the January 31 release, Canvas introduced date validations for new and edited assignments. Now, due date validations also apply to Assignment shells, which act as a placeholder for an assignment until an instructor creates the assignment details.

After an instructor saves the information for an assignment shell, Canvas validates the due date against the course start and end dates and generates an error message for an invalid date entry.

  • If the assignment does not contain a due date, the assignment availability defaults to the course start and end dates.
  • If the course does not include specified course start and end dates, Canvas validates the due date against the term dates for the course.

This feature validates against the Users can only participate in the course between these dates checkbox for start and end dates in Course Settings.

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Discussions

SpeedGrader Link

In Graded Discussions, when a user clicks the SpeedGrader link, SpeedGrader opens in a new tab. This change aligns SpeedGrader with the same behavior as in assignments and quizzes.

Notifications  New

Email Processor for Hard-Bounced Communication Warnings  Updated

Canvas includes an email processor that moderates the number of times communication channels bounce, which means the channel cannot generate or deliver a notification. Soft bounces are not affected in the count as they are temporary bounces that usually occur when the recipient's mailbox is full or if the server is not currently available. Canvas only keeps track of hard bounces, which are more permanent and are usually caused by invalid addresses (created by address typos, etc.).

Once Canvas sends a specific message notification, if the notification reaches a hard-bounced communication channel, that specific notification will never be sent again. Once a communication channel has bounced three times (with three distinct notification messages), the user’s account is flagged, and the user will receive a warning about the bounced channel. Until the channel is corrected, the email processor will no longer send any notifications to that channel.

When a user is in the User Settings page, Canvas displays a warning icon next to the bounced contact method.

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When a user is viewing any Canvas page, Canvas displays a warning banner at the top of the user’s browser window.


Note: The banner warning is only displayed if the bounced email was added manually by the user. If a user’s email address was added by the institution via SIS import, Canvas only displays warning icons on the User Settings page.

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To correct the error, users should remove and re-add the method to their profile.

  • If a valid email address is flagged, reset the processor by changing the email address, then change it back to the original address.
  • If a default email address is flagged, add a new email address as a temporary default, then correct the error with the existing email.

Rich Content Editor

Menu Bar

In the Rich Content Editor, the Editor supports ALT+F9 (PC) or ALT+FN+F9 (MAC) as a keyboard shortcut for the menu bar. This shortcut provides better accessibility to menu commands for keyboard and screen reader users.

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Student Learning Mastery Gradebook

Student Graph

This feature is used in conjunction with the Learning Mastery Gradebook and Student Learning Mastery Gradebook course feature options.

When viewing Learning Mastery assessments, students can view a graph that shows their progress over time.  Students can view the mastery graph by expanding an outcome group and hovering over or clicking the more icon. The graph shows each outcome alignment using a black dot and also displays the date of the alignment’s assessment. The green dotted line represents the mastery level for the outcome. A solid gray line represents the student’s average trend for the outcome.

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Canvas Substitution Variables

Assignments

$Canvas.assignment.unlockAt, $Canvas.assignment.lockAt, $Canvas.assignment.dueAt: substitution variables for varied due dates

APIs  New

Roles API

When listing roles in the Roles API, users can return roles inherited from main Canvas accounts with the show_inherited parameter.

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Accessibility

General

Accessibility prompt message use the Canvas blue color scheme and standard CSS class. Accessibility messages are shown in Discussions (pinned list), Assignments, People (Groups list), Calendar, and Quizzes (question group reordering).

The Settings Menu (in any Canvas feature area) is keyboard accessible by clicking the Tab key.

Admin

The Find Course and Find User fields include labels for screen readers.

Assignments

The Assignments Move-To option returns focus to the Settings menu.

Due date and related fields each contain a label that is read by screen readers before each applicable field.

The Edit Assignment page and the Peer Review section includes format context for the date fields and screen-reader only labels.

Calendar

The Calendar Week and Month views include revised text directing keyboard users to the Agenda View.

The Scheduler includes format context for the date fields and a screen-reader only label.

The Calendar and Edit Calendar options includes format context for the date fields and screen-reader only labels.

Conversations

The Close buttons within conversation lists are more friendly to keyboard users and retain focus on the next element in the list.

Recipient fields are hidden in Conversations until a course has been selected. The course menu also indicates that a course selection is required before entering recipients.

Screen readers can read the name of the user who is being removed from a conversation.

Screen readers can read the All Courses and Inbox drop-down menus.

Deleted Selected and Archive Selected include header descriptions to indicate messages that are being deleted.

Discussions

Discussions Subscribe icons retain focus for keyboard users.

The Add Discussion button is labeled as a button for screen readers.

Files

The Select All checkbox is not marked as a column header.

Grades

The Student Grades page includes row and column scopes.

In the Individual View Gradebook, the Set Default Grade button includes a label for screen readers and retains focus on the next appropriate element.

In the Individual View Gradebook, the Download all Submissions button retains keyboard focus.

In the Individual View Gradebook, when viewing Submission Details, focus is retained on the close button. After updating the grade or adding a comment, the window will close.

Groups

After creating a new Group Set, the Save button retains focus for keyboard users.

After creating a new group within a Group Set, the Save button retains focus for keyboard users.

The Add Group Set button is focused after the Group tabs for keyboard users.

The Group self sign-up option is focused after the Add Group and Settings menu for keyboard users.

Media

Keyboard users can manage playback for embedded videos using keyboard commands.

Pages

Keyboard users create new pages with the Add Pages button.

The status icons (Publish or Unpublish) retain keyboard focus.

The Close Page icon and the Close Edit Page icon retain their respective keyboard focus.

In Settings, the Use as Front Page option retains keyboard focus.

Sorting the page list on the Pages Index Page retains keyboard focus.

Quizzes

Screen readers can read the correct order of matching question results.

Matching selection boxes include question labels for screen readers.

The Quiz Attempt History table includes labels for all columns, except for the first column, which includes a row header label.

The Flag Question option can be accessed by keyboard users.

Generate Possible Solution options include labels for screen readers.

Editing a quiz answer retains focus on the Edit icon.

The Correct Answer indicator arrow includes alt text for screen readers.

Screen readers and keyboard users can read all question text while taking a quiz.

Quiz Restrictions include textbox labels for screen readers.

Quiz radio buttons and checkboxes do not include aria-hidden attributes.

Quiz Groups are marked as headings by screen readers.

Question headers are not read twice by screen readers.

Multiple choice questions include aria labels to define question text and answers.

The Create/Edit Quiz pages include format context for the date fields and a screen-reader only label.

Rich Content Editor

The Rich Content Editor outlines menu bar items when enabled by keyboard commands.

Rubrics

The Show Rubric option includes a title label. Additionally, the description of a criterion can be read by screen readers.

APIs

Account Reports API

When calling the status of an account report, report_id is not a required parameter.

Explanation: When a user calls the status of the report, report_id is not a required parameter because route already includes the report_id. Canvas API documentation has been updated remove report_id as a required parameter.

Files API and Mobile Apps

Users can view Canvas files on the Canvas by Instructure apps.

Explanation: When a user tried to view a course file on the Canvas by Instructure app, the app displayed a 401 error page. This behavior occurred because of authentication errors caused by the file path name. Canvas code has been updated to add the context route for files in the Files API.

Announcements

Announcement RSS Feed

The Announcement RSS Feed shows the latest 15 items.

Explanation: When 16 or more announcements were in the announcement RSS feed, only the oldest 15 items were showing. This behavior occurred because of miscommunication in display logic. Canvas code has been updated to always display the RSS feed unless the user is unauthorized and to define the most recent announcements based on description.

Assignments

Text Entry Submissions

Text Entry Submissions do not allow blank text submissions.

Explanation: When a student submitted <p></p> for a text entry submission, Canvas accepted the submission. In SpeedGrader, instructors could see the submission time, but the submission still showed the message stating the student had not submitted the assignment. This behavior occurred because Canvas created a submission object with an unsubmitted workflow state. Canvas code has been updated to validate submission text entries.

Students: View Rubric

Students can view the longer description of a rubric in their assignments.

Explanation: In an assignment rubric, when students clicked the option to view the longer description, a popup window appeared with an option to update the description. If a student tried to update the description, the View Longer Description button disappeared from the criterion until the page was refreshed. This behavior occurred because the Update Description button was displaying regardless of permissions for any rubric. Canvas code has been updated to verify permissions and hide the Update Description button when a rubric is not being edited.

Calendar

Graded Discussions

The Calendar displays due dates when editing a graded discussion

Explanation: When a user edited a graded discussion in the calendar and selected the More Options button, the due date did not appear. This behavior occurred because the due date was not retained between the discussion pages. Canvas code has been updated to find any previous forms with the due date when editing a graded discussion.

Course Imports

Desire2Learn Imports

In Desire2Learn (D2L) files, any content associated with Modules is linked correctly to the Module.

Explanation: When a D2L file was imported into Canvas, any content associated with Modules did not import as a page or a file. Discussions and Assignments did not appear in the correct location, and content associated with Assignments and Pages were being imported as separate HTML documents. These behaviors occurred because Canvas required more current code elements to support D2L files. Canvas code has been updated to include more recent page converter and link D2L dependencies. Additionally, improvements have been made to import Dropbox assignments as assignment groups (if available), convert HTML files and Modules/Module items with descriptions into Pages, and convert HTML content links.

Numerical Error Margin Decimals

Numerical Answer questions with an error margin with four or more decimal points import properly into a new course.

Explanation: When an instructor created a quiz with a Numerical Answer question error margin with four or more decimal points, then imported the quiz into another course, the question showed the error margin with additional decimal points. This behavior occurred because of the integration used for decimal rounding. Canvas code has been updated to support numeric error margins with arbitrary precision and size.

Direct Module Links

Module page links added with the Rich Content Editor display correctly after copying the course.

Explanation: When an instructor created a Module page link through the Rich Content Editor and then exported the course, a course import would cause the Module link to break and display a page error. This behavior occurred because the direct link was not translating correctly to the new course URL. Canvas code has been updated to copy the module from the previous course and update the module item with the module ID and course copy ID.

Course Settings

Future Enrollments

When the student access setting for future courses is not restricted, students can view all future courses on the Courses pages.

Explanation: When an instructor or admin does not restrict students from viewing future courses, students were not able to view their future courses. This behavior coincided with the April 4 release and occurred because Canvas was coded to hide all inactive courses. Canvas code has been updated to only hide future courses if the student access setting for future courses is enabled.

Dashboard

Dashboard To-Do List Icons in Internet Explorer

In Internet Explorer, the Dashboard to-do list icons display the same size as in all other browsers.

Explanation: When users in Internet Explorer viewed their to-do list in the Dashboard, the check mark icons were displaying smaller than in other browsers. This behavior occurred because of the image encoding for the Dashboard page. Canvas code has been updated with new page encoding for the six icons.

Discussions

Embedded Images

Users at institutions that use vanity URLs can view images in discussion posts.

Explanation: When a user embedded an image in a discussion reply, the full URL to the image was being inserted after the page refresh instead of just referencing the relative URL for the image (i.e. /courses/123456/files/123). For institutions using vanity URLs, the image URL would break the link to the image, which created a 401 Unauthorized message. This behavior only occurred for institutions using vanity URLs, which is a URL that redirects to the institution’s Canvas URL as [institution].instructure.com. Canvas code has been updated to create a placeholder for the files location and replace the placeholder when calling the image content with the API.

Files

Files in Concluded Courses

Instructors can always view Files in a concluded course.

Explanation: Instructors were not able to view Files in a concluded course if the Files link in Course Navigation had been hidden from students. This behavior was caused by a change in the April 4 release, which allowed instructors in concluded courses to only view the same items available to students. Canvas code has been updated to confirm user role permissions and allow instructors to always view Files for a course.

Downloadable Locked Files

Users cannot view hidden files as part of a folder download ZIP file.

Explanation: When Better File Browsing is enabled and a subfolder contained content thatwas hidden from student view, downloading the subfolder within the main folder allowed students to access the hidden content. This behavior occurred because hidden files (available with link) were included as part of the download process. Canvas code has been updated to exclude hidden files from student downloads.

Public Syllabus Files

Authenticated users can download files from a public syllabus.

Explanation: If the syllabus for a course was made public, unauthenticated users were able to download files linked to the page, but authenticated students not enrolled in the course were not able to download files. This behavior occurred because of incorrect verifiers for user permissions. Canvas code has been updated to add verifiers to public syllabus content for authenticated users.

Usage Rights for Course Files in Personal Files

In an instructor’s personal files, setting a usage right for a course file applies to the file.

Explanation: When instructors viewed their course files from their personal files, setting a usage right for a course file was not applying to the actual file. Although the banner on the browser page stated the file had been changed, the change had no effect on the file. This behavior occurred because usage rights was not coded to apply to course files. Canvas code has been updated to reflect usage rights changes to Course Files in the Personal Files view.

Files in Beta and Test Environments

Files attached to discussions in beta and test reference the correct environment.

Explanation: When a file was attached to a discussion in the beta or test environments, the file was referencing the production environment domain. This behavior occurred because the file ID in the URL referred to the actual file in production; if the file ID did not exist in production, the file created a page error. Canvas code has been updated to create a placeholder for the environment location and replace the placeholder when calling the discussion content with the API.

Locked Media File Previews

Students cannot view previews for locked media files.

Explanation: When an instructor locked a media file, such as an .mp4 or .mov, and students tried to access the file, students were able to view the file. This behavior occurred because previews were not limited by media type. Canvas code has been updated to restrict locked media file previews to students.

Gradebook

Email Notifications

Gradebook uploads do not generate notifications for students whose grades were not modified.

Explanation: After an instructor uploaded changes to the Gradebook via CSV, all students received a gradebook notification, even students who had no changes to their grade. This behavior occurred because Canvas was notifying students unless the file contained unrecognized or ignored assignments. Canvas code has been updated to only update students whose submissions changed in the CSV file.

Comments in Muted Assignments

If an assignment is muted, students cannot view any comments or attachments by their instructor.

Explanation: When an instructor left a comment or an attachment on a muted assignment, students were able to open the Submission Details page and view the comment or attachment. This behavior occurred because Canvas didn’t consider if the assignment was muted. Canvas code has been updated to hide comments from the submission details page if the assignment is muted.

Groups

Locked Group Discussions

If a user tries to access a locked group discussion, the URL redirects back to the course.

Explanation: When a group discussion was part of a module requirement but was locked by the instructor, students who clicked the link to the discussion were being redirected to the group instead of back to the course Modules page. This behavior occurred because the group discussion was associated by group ID, not the course ID. Canvas code has been updated to redirect students back to the course Module.

Group Assignment Edits

Instructors can edit group assignments that have submissions and are associated with a deleted group set.

Explanation: When an instructor tried to edit an assignment that contained student submissions and was associated with a deleted group set, Canvas displayed a message explaining the assignment could not be edited. This behavior occurred because Canvas was not validating the state of the group set. Canvas code has been updated to disregard submissions associated with a deleted group set.

Group Discussion RSS Feed

In Group Discussions, replies are included in the RSS podcast feed.

Explanation: In Group Discussions, users were not able to view replies in the RSS feed unless the Include Replies in Podcast Feed option was checked as part of the main course discussion. This behavior occurred because the group discussion RSS feed was not associated correctly with the course discussion. Canvas code has been updated to remove the option to include replies in Group Discussions; student replies will always be included in group discussion podcasts.

Media

Media Players

Users can view multiple media comments in Canvas.

Explanation: When a user tried to view multiple media comments on one page, only the first media comment would load. All additional media files would not play until they had been fully downloaded. This behavior occurred because of a conflict with multiple media players in the browser. Canvas code has been updated to remove preloading requirements and allow multiple media players on the page.

Modules

Unpublished Modules in Pages

Students cannot access modules that are unpublished.

Explanation: When a student clicks on a Module that was linked in the Rich Content Editor, if the module was later unpublished, the students viewed a page error. This behavior occurred because the link reference was not coded to verify whether the user was authorized to view the file, so it created a general page error. Canvas code has been updated to verify authorization for viewing modules.

Modules with Greater than 100 Module Items

Modules containing more than 100 items display all status icons.

Explanation: When modules contained more than 100 items, the status icons for each item (publish, unpublish, restricted) were not visible or did not work correctly. This behavior occurred because Canvas was trying to preload content details for all module item types, even if they were not being used. Canvas code has been updated to refine files preloading on the Modules page.

Modules and External Tools

External Tools can be added as module requirements.

Explanation: When an instructor created a module, added an external tool as an assignment, and then tried to add the external tool as a module requirement, the external tool did not appear in the External Tool list. Additionally, if an instructor created a module and only added an external tool without refreshing the page, the instructor could not access the Add Requirement feature. These behaviors occurred because the tool was not properly tagged as an External Tool in Canvas. Canvas code has been updated to confirm the context and tagging of external module items.

Locked Modules and View Page Requirements

Module items with the Must View the Page requirement cannot be fulfilled if the page is locked.

Explanation: When a user viewed a module item with a Must View the Page requirement, the module would show when the item was scheduled to be unlocked but would also give credit for the module item’s completion. This behavior occurred because the progress requirement was not restricted to locked items. Canvas code has been updated to verify pages have not been locked before updating module progressions.

Notifications

Concluded Sections

Users in concluded sections do not receive course dashboard notifications.

Explanation: When a user was enrolled in a concluded section, they were still receiving course notifications on their dashboard if the course itself had not concluded. This behavior occurred because notifications did not confirm the state of any created sections. Canvas code has been updated to hide course stream items from non-participating users.

Unpublished Graded Discussions

Canvas does not send notifications for unpublished Graded Discussions.

Explanation: When an instructor created a graded discussion, all students received an Assignment Created notification. This behavior occurred because Canvas did not confirm whether the discussion topic had been published. Canvas code has been updated to verify confirm the publish status of graded discussions.

Pages

HTML Anchors in Chrome/Safari

Canvas Pages linked directly to HTML Anchors functions correctly in Chrome/Safari.

Explanation: When a user linked to a page anchor in Canvas, links did not jump directly to the anchor in webkit-based browsers (Chrome and Safari). This behavior occurred because of an error with the hash mark in the URL. Canvas code has been updated to direct users to anchor links in Chrome and Safari by replacing the hash symbol if necessary.

Pages and Capital Letters

Users can create Pages with more than one capital letter in a row.

Explanation: When a user created a page with more than one capital letter in a row, the page name caused formatting issues when linking the page. This behavior occurred because capital letters were being treated as new words, which often adds additional spaces. Canvas code has been updated to match the formatting as created in the page title.

Permissions

Group Pages

If a user is granted permission to view the group pages for all student groups, the user can view the group discussions.

Explanation: The View the Group Pages for All Student Groups permission was not working as described in the Canvas Permissions document for Discussions. This behavior occurred because the permission was lacking the ability for users to view discussions for other groups. Canvas code has been updated with read_forum access when viewing group pages.

Group Pages and Course Discussion

If a user is granted permission to view the group pages of all student groups, the user is redirected to each individual discussion group for posting.

Explanation: If a student was granted permission to view the group pages of all student groups, the main discussion was not showing students the discussion for their group. All students—regardless of whether or not they were assigned to a group—could post to the main course discussion. This behavior occurred because Canvas did not automatically redirect students to their group’s copy of the discussion. Canvas code has been updated to redirect students to the specific discussion for the group they are viewing.

Quizzes

Manually Concluded Courses and Quiz Submissions

Manually concluded courses do not let students view quiz submissions.

Explanation: When an admin restricts students from viewing quiz questions after the course end date, students in manually concluded courses can still view quiz submissions (both questions and answers). However, once the course or term dates have passed (soft conclude), the restriction is applied and students can no longer view the submissions. This behavior occurred because Canvas was only coded to confirm soft-concluded courses. Canvas code has been updated to include manually concluded courses in the quiz restrict setting.

Equation Edits and the Rich Content Editor

Users can edit existing LaTeX equations in the Rich Content Editor.

Explanation: When an instructor edited an existing LaTeX equation in the Rich Content Editor, the equation no longer rendered correctly. This behavior occurred because the entire HTML img tag was being pulled into the editor as text to extract an equation. Canvas code has been updated to only pull the equation into the editor and allow for editing in basic view.

Quiz Moderation and Students in Multiple Sections

Students enrolled in multiple sections of a course only appear once when moderating a quiz.

Explanation: When a student was enrolled in multiple sections of a course, they appeared twice in Quiz Moderation. However, the student only appeared once in People, the Gradebook, and the Manage User section. This behavior occurred because the submission logic was not clear for each user and section privilege limitations were not respected. Canvas code has been updated to define submissions by student and user ID.

Rich Content Editor

Menu Options

Copy and paste options display in the Rich Content Editor context menu.

Explanation: When users opened the Rich Content Editor, users could not right click and view the copy and paste menu option unless the user clicked within the height of the body element. This behavior occurred because the text field defaults to 20 px, which is not a large space for content. Canvas code has been updated to make the internal body element to 100 px.

At (@) Symbol and Link to URL

URLs with an at (@) symbol do not include a mailto: preceding the link.

Explanation: When a user accessed the Link to URL option in the Rich Content Editor, of the URL had an at (@) symbol, such as in a Google maps address, the link changed to a mailto link. This behavior occurred because of a discrepancy in symbol functionality. Canvas code has been updated to include a function that clarifies URLs from email addresses.

Student Learning Mastery Gradebook

Multiple Sections

Students assigned to multiple sections can view the Student Learning Mastery Gradebook.


Explanation: When a student was assigned to multiple sections and tried to view the Student Learning Mastery Gradebook, the Gradebook generated an error message. This behavior occurred because student enrollments were not filtered correctly by section. Canvas code has been updated to filter students by section and enrollment user ID.

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