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Hi, I am requesting to get a acme sandbox. There have been multiple posts about this in the community and I would like to get one.
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What feels like forever now, you could visit the Instructure main Canvas page and sign up for a 14-day trial-instance of Canvas. It would auto generate a Canvas instance, and provide you with admin access to https://[name-generated-based-on-company-name-filled-in-on-form].acme.instructure.com/ (which is where the 'acme' comes from).
That service is no longer provided as of 2018/2019, so the OP must have been looking at very old posts, and you now simply have to create a Free For Teacher instance @ https://www.instructure.com/canvas/try-canvas
The other option is to contact Canvas to become a partner, pay the partner license fee, and you'll get a https://[business-name]-test.instructure.com/ environment with full Admin access to develop, test, demo, and anything needed with, and contact Canvas Support for technical questions.
@rraman1 Would you please provide links to some of the posts about "acme sandbox"? This isn't a term that is immediately familiar to us, and we'd like to be able to use the context to address your post and the others as well. Thanks.
What feels like forever now, you could visit the Instructure main Canvas page and sign up for a 14-day trial-instance of Canvas. It would auto generate a Canvas instance, and provide you with admin access to https://[name-generated-based-on-company-name-filled-in-on-form].acme.instructure.com/ (which is where the 'acme' comes from).
That service is no longer provided as of 2018/2019, so the OP must have been looking at very old posts, and you now simply have to create a Free For Teacher instance @ https://www.instructure.com/canvas/try-canvas
The other option is to contact Canvas to become a partner, pay the partner license fee, and you'll get a https://[business-name]-test.instructure.com/ environment with full Admin access to develop, test, demo, and anything needed with, and contact Canvas Support for technical questions.
is there something that is free?
@realRoChess Thanks for providing that history! I remember that quite some time ago Instructure offered a 14-day trial of a full Canvas instance including admin privileges, but I didn't realize that the word "acme" was part of the URL for the trial account.
@rraman1 This should answer your question!
A reminder that anyone who is interested in purchasing a Canvas instance can click on the Get a demo button on this page to request a meetup with our sales team.
I wish this would come back
@rraman1 If you have the links referencing "acme" handy, we'd still like to have them so we can update them with the current process for requesting a demo.
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