Thank you, Canvas Team! I am both a student and a parent. The “What If” feature is very useful in both capacities.

This is a useful tool for students. It can be motivational. Removing access just means we have to do the math the hard way instead of obtaining accurate projections through Canvas. Denying access to a...

While I can appreciate Leslie’s position on the What-If feature, I hardly think it reasonable to penalize conscientious students who use the function appropriately to manage those who do not.

Because it gives instructors the option of disabling it without consideration for student need. That’s why.Rae Gerold-Smith | Business Operations Coordinator | Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center | Univers...

I agree with Kelley. I am a student. There are times when the "What-If" feature has been helpful in maintaining a healthy balance between school, work, and family. While I understand the concerns voic...

Thank you, Canvas Team! I am both a student and a parent. The “What If” feature is very useful in both capacities.

This is a useful tool for students. It can be motivational. Removing access just means we have to do the math the hard way instead of obtaining accurate projections through Canvas. Denying access to a...

While I can appreciate Leslie’s position on the What-If feature, I hardly think it reasonable to penalize conscientious students who use the function appropriately to manage those who do not.

Because it gives instructors the option of disabling it without consideration for student need. That’s why.Rae Gerold-Smith | Business Operations Coordinator | Hemophilia & Thrombosis Center | Univers...

I agree with Kelley. I am a student. There are times when the "What-If" feature has been helpful in maintaining a healthy balance between school, work, and family. While I understand the concerns voic...