Hi Robert, The short answer is no--Canvas doesn't provide an out-of-the-box way for you to hide content from a student taking a quiz. Even if it did, depending on your school's settings, students coul...

Hi Chris, I'll take up the mantle of being that "someone else." At my institution, we've had to deal with these sorts of duel-role considerations with LTI tools a few times. Unfortunately, from what I...

Hi @ameriwether, You can use SIS IDs wherever Canvas would accept an ID by prepending it with sis_{thing}_id:. For example, to get a course with the SIS ID of "2242-BIOL-101-01-1234," you would use th...

I know this post is now several years old, though it was the first result when I was searching for any kind of way to interact with the Canvas Plagiarism Framework through the API. I managed to find a...

Hi @rcreadii  If you're creating an app that is going to be in use by multiple users, you need to use the OAuth 2 authentication flow to obtain access tokens. Asking users to create a personal access ...

I took a look at the source code for this particular API. Apparently, Instructure themselves aren't exactly sure what this value means: "We *think* floating means 'future', or 'not submitted yet' -- V...

Hi @ismail_orabi, These can be changed in the Update course settings API: ParameterTypeDescriptionallow_student_discussion_topicsboolean Let students create discussion topics allow_student_forum_attac...

Hi @ameriwether, You can use SIS IDs wherever Canvas would accept an ID by prepending it with sis_{thing}_id:. For example, to get a course with the SIS ID of "2242-BIOL-101-01-1234," you would use th...

Hi @EklavyaAGARWAL, It looks like the problem is in gradeObj. You've set the field name as https://canvas.instructure.com/lti/submission[content_items], though if I'm reading the examples in the AGS d...

Hi @EklavyaAGARWAL, The Canvas Plagiarism Framework uses an older version of LTI than what's currently being used by most tools. To integrate your tool in a similar fashion to the Turnitin plagiarism ...