Hi erinhallmark‌,I am grateful for your explanation, which led me to the following thoughts:Usually, if an unsupported browser is being used, it's worthwhile to show a warning so the end user can inst...

I see that, effective with today's 2019-04-20 release, Canvas now gives an annoying warning in Firefox ESR (extended support release, which is the mass deployment version of Firefox). It reads, "Your ...

 @stelpstra ‌ I would also like to work on an LTI getting started resource/course. I've been tinkering with the IMS-LTI code without success. Would love to figure this out and share some guidance to m...

HI colleagues,Many of us have expressed interest in learning to write LTIs and possibly developing a course on that topic. I'm willing to organize a peer-learning group for this purpose. Our goal woul...

As additional information, this typically happens when the student submits a filetype that is supported by Canvas but not by Turnitin. For example, the Pages app on Mac will save in .pages format by d...

Hi @AtticusMcNulty, I'm glad you figured out the problem, but am completely shocked that your initial program worked while calling canvas.instructure.com. In my development, I store all the relevant c...

Hi @AtticusMcNulty , When a resource is created in Canvas, whether through the web interface or the API, it's immediately in the system and available through the API. There's generally no delay in it ...

Hi @MimieVermeulen, Listing the course enrollments includes a grade summary for each student. See, for example, this response from one of our test users enrolled in a test course: [ {<!-- --> "id": <!-- --><!-- -->...

Hi @Kevin_Healy, Please retry the link; it should work for you now.

As @James noted, the best way to make sure you get all the entries is to check the Links header after each response. I'm not sure what programming language you're using, so here's some pseudocode on h...