CanvasReviews of instructure.com

It gets the job done but is surprisingly slow. The email system is very alloying to use as there are no drafts, so if you mis click you lose the whole email. At least it helps to finish your work on time. Edit: I just realized why it's so slow. It you press the book icon on the left tool bar it opens the courses menu. If you press the very top ling named 'All Courses' It shows you ALL of the classes you ever took and you can access all of the assignments you EVER HAD! No wonder its so slow, there are HUNDREDS of links to items you didn't even know about and will never use taking up space!!! If yall get rid of this feature it would probably fix a lot of the lag and make the whole platform faster.

This platform is supposed to make taking your courses online easier, but I found that keeping what is due on a weekly basis more than confusing. Instead of it showing exactly what to do and where to go, you really have to search through the criteria every week to make sure you did everything. Also I was supposed to be able to get a bonus credit for answer a daily question to show participation and it is very difficult to find it.

Ook via vakantieveiling een voucher gewonnen en ook nog eens 87euro extra betaals dan verwacht ik echt wat kwaliteit, helaas niet en ook gewoon opgestuurd in een karton doos.ik was hier al bang voor toen ik de recensies ging lezen.had ik nu maar wat anders gekozen,zeer ontevreden.

Go away with your misleading adds. You are harassing me with your adds despite me not being a student. How you got hold on my e-mail address is beyond me but you have no right to send messages daily. Go away.

Canvas is a Security Nightmare. New to my University, the program was rolled out without piloting with students and staff. Too many glitches to mention, but biggest is security. The program is interrupted by Norton Anti-Virus... not because Norton is bad, but because of the scripts being used in the open source platform. Students have had to dump their security software in favor of one that doesn't catch Canvas' problems. If the student logs in to the app, but doesn't log out - the app stays open and logged in (even when shut down). If the student LOGS OUT of the app, and closes the window, the next time they access the program - it is ALREADY LOGGED IN. This is supposed to be the largest / most successful LMS in the world??? Anyone see a cybersecurity target?

For the past four years, my campus had everyone in the 9th-12th grade complete our college assignments in our early college classes. Although it had a few bad things about it, I still liked the platform. Here is my above average experience. I like how you have three different page views. They are the calendar, the little squares, and stack view, which I prefer the most. You can easily send an email to another student or your professor. I also enjoyed the little icons for each class on the page. No two students have the different color for their class, which I found interesting. I don't like it how when you try to access a certain page on a college class you completed, you won't be allowed to view any pages of that course again. The classes disappear without your permission, as if they think you're being nosy. I also don't like how we have many awful professors in our district, but that's the district's fault, not the fault of Canvas. To summarize this, I enjoyed using the easy, simple tool of Canvas. If you have a school district that mainly supports online college work, you might want to give this a try.

CANVAS is difficult to configure, slow to update, not user-friendly, and, in my opinion, benefits do not surpass other systems like MOODLE.

Thier Canvas app is open source, but terrible. Just to give you an idea, some notifications I get 5 times, some not at all. In either case, a read notification is not marked as read, so I have many 'unread' notifications, that I read. This caused me to miss important information before. And this is just notifications, a lot on the platform works this poorly.