I completely agree with the necessity of admins being able to turn this off: we as admins communicate the changes to our users, not our supplier. My university often has commentary on Canvas releases,...

Here are my two €0,02:I find the proposed solution very confusing, and any user interface that needs to be explained, is not a good user interface. When it comes to an area as sensitive as grading, th...

IT security is incredibly important and becoming more so with each day. So I am happy with this proposal, as it allows admins to block Javascript from running inside courses, except where explicitly a...

While it seems to be true that hiding the App area requires CSS, you can still remove subaccount admins' ability to add LTI tools if you disable that Account permission ("LTI add and edit") and if you...

Hi Shane,A somewhat belated reply, but I was curious how you were able import 11GB of files into Turnitin. Was this an automated process of some kind? Did you encounter any issues with it?My instituti...

I completely agree with the necessity of admins being able to turn this off: we as admins communicate the changes to our users, not our supplier. My university often has commentary on Canvas releases,...

I'm late to this party, but I wanted to voice my concerns about the "view ungraded as zero option" as well - hiding this behind a feature flag is simply a necessity by now, given the large amount of n...

I also agree that the "check-mark" icon implies that the percentage falls within an "approved" category. It is up to our teachers to decide what is acceptable for each assignment, and using this icon ...

I agree with Ian Linkletter that the proposed change to the course menu is better when it's a user choice: this makes sense as there is already a similar user setting, and it prevents teachers from se...

Here are my two €0,02:I find the proposed solution very confusing, and any user interface that needs to be explained, is not a good user interface. When it comes to an area as sensitive as grading, th...