Feature Q&A: Canvas Deploy Notes (2022-10-26)

[InstContentTeam]

Looking to discuss these features from the 2022-10-26 Deploy Notes? Post a reply and start a conversation!

Account Settings

• Settings: Remove Hidden Game From 404 Page Checkbox

LTI Updates

• Developer Keys: Dev Key LTI Sync URIs Button

Other Updates

• Language: English (Australian) Translation Update 
• Outcomes: Outcome Service Results to Canvas Reporting
• SpeedGrader: Speech-To-Text Recognizes Chrome Browser Set Languages

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[Mikee]

Howdy folks

Another probably niche question to clarify intended behaviour 🙂 

• SpeedGrader: Speech-To-Text Recognizes Browser Set Languages

What's the workflow? In the explainer it looks like the audio is run through a language-detection routine prior to text generation, but the headline makes it look like the browser language setting controls the output... so...

What happens when a teacher has their browser language set in their first/primary language, but they aren't speaking in this language? 

Will the text generation try to transcribe in (user browser language) content that's given in (user spoken language) for course delivered in (Canvas Language pack)?

[dlyons]

For now, the speech-to-text is using the language the browser is using. So at this time if you wish to speak in a different language you would need to (at least temporarily) change your browser's language. If you speak a different language than what the browser is set to the speech-to-text attempts to write what you are saying in the browser's language which, while not useful, can have hilariously bad results. 😆

[Mikee]

Also, as a proud and ocker Aussie 🇦🇺 , I'm glad you're tidying up the words. 🙂 

but... what the heck is a 'markbook'?