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Thank you so much Sylvia!! I agree with you, I think it would serve it's purpose better somewhere else. It's a button rarely clicked in our instance. I have subscribed to this thread so I will cross my fingers that someone can stumble upon it, and will certainly keep you updated if we find a way.  Thanks again, 🙂  - Sarah M.  ... View more

Hi Sylvia,  We are looking to hide this button in our own instance, could you please share your Java or CSS code that you used to hide this History button? As for moving it, I do have Java code that moves our self-created global nav icons. I am not sure if it can be adapted to retrieve an existing global nav button (maybe finish out the line with a id="global_nav' to be global_nav_history_link?), but I will post it just in case someone can find a way to apply it to an existing button: // Build item html itemHtml = '<li class="ic-app-header__menu-list-item ">' + ' <a id="global_nav_' + linkId + '" href="' + linkhref + '" class="ic-app-header__menu-list-link" target=_blank>' + iconHtml + ' <div class="menu-item__text custom-menu-item__text">' + linkText + '</div>' + ' </a>' + '</li>'; $("#menu li:eq(4)").after(itemHtml);   //the key is to change the number (4) to the position you would like the icon to be in. Make sure you use the masquerade feature to see what the shift will do in the student and teacher perspectives!   ... View more

This feature/ suggestion significantly helps instructors while they attempt to implement the Regular Substantive Interaction U.S. federal standards into their online courses. Canvas could use this as an opportunity to show it's customers that they are supported while integrating U.S. federal requirements.  Of course, these standards are also seen as good practice for other modalities.  Would love to see this implemented!    ... View more

This feature is so necessary. It is hard for students to read the current rubric layout. It is visually unappealing. This feature becoming an option would be a game changer. People have been asking for this since at least 2018 (I even saw a past post in 2016?) so it's hard to understand why this is still up for discussion.  ... View more