So-- if you're adding the teacher as a student, make sure the course is published-- the email invites will not show until after publishing the course. As far as having a Canvas account before adding u...

Hi, Based on the error message it sounds like your access token may be expired or invalid.  Was the account associated with the token deleted?  Is the token expired?  Does the account the token is ass...

I would double check that you're using the right ID's.  The course ID is pretty straightforward, but make sure your enrollment ID's are correct (you're using an enrollment ID, not a user ID).  

You mention that you won't require students to create a Canvas account.  In order to accept an invite/be added to a course a student must create an account.  Students must also have an account if you ...

I think this would be a great feature to add! Our CSM shared with us that the Commons will soon get some updates and they are looking for feedback on features.  Here is the link to that article and su...

You also have the option to add users via a manual SIS import file, if you have access to do this at your institution.  This gets around having to change the dates and have the users add course invite...

So-- if you're adding the teacher as a student, make sure the course is published-- the email invites will not show until after publishing the course. As far as having a Canvas account before adding u...

Hi -- below are some thoughts to consider, though they may not be the solution to your issue. Are you adding the teacher to the course as a "teacher" role?  I know students added to an unpublished cou...

Hi, Based on the error message it sounds like your access token may be expired or invalid.  Was the account associated with the token deleted?  Is the token expired?  Does the account the token is ass...

I would double check that you're using the right ID's.  The course ID is pretty straightforward, but make sure your enrollment ID's are correct (you're using an enrollment ID, not a user ID).