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This guide shows you how to add a syllabus to a Course Hub site.

This article describes Discussion Checkpoints: a new feature enabled in June 2025 in Canvas which allows instructors to set multiple due dates for discussion activities.

The Google Apps LTI in Canvas makes it easier for instructors and students to share content from Google Drive, submit Google Docs for assignments, and collaborate within a Google Doc. Browser settings affect the integration between Canvas and Google, and browser updates can reset the settings to defaults that interfere with the integration.

IgniteAI Search is an AI-enhanced option that can be activated by a teacher to enable course members to search course content using everyday language (e.g., “show me all assignments about climate policy”).

Faculty up for contract renewal, promotion, or tenure review may need to share online curricular materials with the review committee.

This article provides foundational support for instructors new to Canvas, offering a concise selection of resources to facilitate onboarding. These include guidance on logging in, creating a Canvas site, accessing templates, and utilizing instructional materials such as guides and video tutorials for further learning.

As an instructor, there are times when you may need or want to share access to a past Canvas site. If you want to share a Canvas site without student data, then you need to request an archive copy of your site. You may prefer to export your course in ePub format if your goal is less about the Canvas experience, request an archive Canvas site and then download a copy your content.

Question Authoring is a generative AI-enabled feature within New Quizzes that allows instructors to automatically create questions based on specific source materials.

Differentiation tags allow instructors to assign specific course content to customized sets of students. These tags are not visible to students.

This article contains a variety of resources to help you learn about -- and get help with-- Canvas, Middlebury’s learning management system (LMS).

Canvas Discussions update for Fall 2024: A temporary fix is available to restore threaded replies functionality, which may have been disabled in some courses due to an August 2024 update. Instructions for implementing the fix using a new course-level button are provided.

FERPA regulations apply when adding individuals to a course where they can see student information. Make sure you only add people to your course who have “an educational need to know.” You can learn more about FERPA here. Questions about FERPA can be directed to the Registrar.

This guide shows you how to add, edit, and manage digital resources for your course listings using Course Hub.

This article describes Course Feature Options, settings and functionality that an instructor can enable or disable for their Canvas site to add additional functionality.