I noticed the same problem as @casey_golomski. The Docviewer editing window does not appear for a writing assignment submission that has peer review enabled. This seems odd. 

The ability for students to edit or revise their rubric selections would be helpful.

In Word, click "Save as," and change the File Format drop-down box from "Word Document (.docx)" to PDF. In Word Online, click on the File tab, then Export, then "Download as PDF.&#...

I noticed the same problem when students submitted an office 365 word document. Their paragraphs were indented, but the indentations went away once it was submitted on Canvas through the Office 365 ta...

This is a helpful workaround, but it does not solve the problem with the Microsoft 365 Word to Canvas integration issue. One downside of saving to a PDF is that we lose access to the file metadata. Fo...

This is a helpful workaround, but it does not solve the problem with the Microsoft 365 Word to Canvas integration issue. One downside of saving to a PDF is that we lose access to the file metadata. Fo...

In Word, click "Save as," and change the File Format drop-down box from "Word Document (.docx)" to PDF. In Word Online, click on the File tab, then Export, then "Download as PDF.&#...

Having the same issue. On a Mac. Downloaded using Firefox and files were unzipped as XML instead of QTI files.

Problem statement: Currently, allowing students to change their display names on Canvas is an "all or nothing" proposition. Either administrators allow all students to change their display nam...

I noticed the same problem when students submitted an office 365 word document. Their paragraphs were indented, but the indentations went away once it was submitted on Canvas through the Office 365 ta...