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Open, intuitive, and born in the cloud, Canvas LMS has become the most widely used learning management system in North America, and the fastest growing worldwide. Canvas is the digital learning hub that brings students, teachers, and tools together—whether in the physical, blended, or fully online classroom. Delivering dynamic, engaging learning experiences, its 99.99% uptime ensures instant connection between students and educators, anywhere, anytime. Canvas is part of the Instructure Learning Platform, a suite of edtech products and services supporting more than 30 million educators and learners in 70 countries around the world.
Canvas (instructure.com) has 56 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 1.5 out of 5.
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Mohammad J.
Have been using Canvas for educational purposes for the last 2 years. It is a decent platform, but I believe it can be made much more organized. Or if there could be a feature that would allow you to customize how your dashboard looks like, how each course and its contents appear on the page, etc. The syncing calendar with Google/Outlook Calendar is a pretty cool, life saving feature!
Marsh
Like using canvas but it has issues. The website version has more features than the app for some reason. Otherwise I love how you can turn in assignments through the share menu on iPadOS. For what it is, it works about as well as it could.
riM
It's not to bad I like it its very in order. Sometimes it confuses me and I can't find the right place to go. Otherwise not bad, but I prefer Google Classroom better.
Josh
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.
