This idea has been developed and deployed to Canvas  Regrading of fill-in-the-blank questions is essential.  It's had some traction in the past but we've not gotten enough votes at the same time to g...

If you want to get into course design help (not just tech), I might put together a simple "backward design worksheet" for faculty to use when planning courses. For example:Outcome -What do want studen...

Also, this DOES work if grades are changed via CSV upload.

The answer is: Canvas keeps track of the grade changes (see How do I use grading history in the Gradebook?). There is not a lot of detail, but it does show who made the change and what the grades were...

It doesn't look like a rubric, which results in mental gymnastics when trying to compare quiz results to a rubric.Quiz results don't show up in Speed Grader for easy comparison between fac/stu grade. ...

For folks like me who get lost when the first step is "install Python," there's an online .tex-->HTML converter at https://www.vertopal.com/en/convert/tex-to-html-html5 You can then follow the steps t...

I would use custom tours as a professional development tool for faculty - illustrating pedagogical aspects of Canvas pages, assignments, etc. For example, I could annotate that this assignment ties ba...

Hi, @Chris_Hofer In this case, I'm trying to embed h5P content (we don't yet have the LTI integrated). I'm aware that resizing in Canvas doesn't change the true size of the media (it only changes the ...

Is there a way to resize embedded media (iframes) without going into the HTML? I used to be able to get a Properties box, or just drag the corners to resize. Bonus points if it retains the h/w proport...

I second @gbaxley 's item c - is there a way to resize embedded media (iframes) without going into the HTML?