What is the scope of the added protection?Will this also block the JavaScript admins upload, or does this only apply to content created 'on the fly', so to speak, in various text fields that students ...

Hello everyone,    I'm a new Canvas Admin for my university, and I'm trying to find an answer that doesn't seem to be available online anywhere. Help would be appreciated.   We have 4 "Grading Schemes...

I heard rumors we're looking to gather for an unofficial game night wednesday and thursday!For Wednesday's "Unofficial Game Night #1" it looks like people were thinking of meeting outside the Columbin...

Apparently, there's a grading scheme with ID "0" that exists in the system.This scheme:Has no nameIs not accessible in grading API calls (but is identified by ID number in courses API)Is not shown on ...

So many games! I'm sad this is only one night!I would love to play Cards Against Humanity, Exploding Kittens, Pandemic, Revolution (if anyone has that?)... We should make a 2nd night, in my humble opi...

What is the scope of the added protection?Will this also block the JavaScript admins upload, or does this only apply to content created 'on the fly', so to speak, in various text fields that students ...

We did not really find a "solution"...We created an AWS account, and put our JS code there. If someone script-blocks amazonaws.com, canvas itself breaks wonderfully and without notice (can't upload fi...

While this is a good article, it's off the mark for this question.This article covers user account creation, but not course enrollments. This might help you identify who created this student account, ...

This isn't really my area of comfort.. but I figured I'd mention you're likely to get more help if you can describe your setup, what libraries (if any) you're using, and otherwise describe what's not ...

I was curious if any other admins have looked into this and found a solution to detect when a user has script blockers enabled.Looking at the page code, it seems all the JS code is hosted by cloudfron...