Do not use Internet Explorer or Edge with Canvas because sometimes the 'Submit' assignment button won't appear. Use Firefox, Chrome or Safari. Have at least two browsers installed on your computer. Keep Adobe Flash, Java, and browsers updated.
Check Out the "What If" Grade
As a student, you can check your grades based on "What If" scores, so you can see how your grade might be for the upcoming assignment by typing in different scores. Go into your "Grades" and change the grade for any hypothetical item. For more, see "What If" scores.Links to an external site.
Don't Miss Assignment Feedback
Look for the feedback or speech icons next to assignments. Here you can see feedback and
Do you want a text notification when your Instructor grades your assignment? Do you want an email sent to your Gmail account when a due date changes? Do you want these notifications ASAP or only once a day? Canvas allows you to set things up exactly the way you want them so take advantage of it! Click on Account (your photo) then select Notifications. Click here for more information about setting your preferences.Links to an external site.
Typing a Significant Response to Discussion, Quizzes, Assignments or Textbox
Always make sure to copy what you've typed and paste it into a word document (or notepad) before clicking the submit button. Why do this? There's always a chance that you could lose what you've typed. By saving it before you submit it you've got a backup of all your hard work. If using Word or if the formatting of the text looks bad, you can use the clear formatting tool in the text box editor
Take a screen shot of it from your computer (or with your cellphone) and email this picture to your Instructor or Canvas Support when you report the problem. Having the picture of exactly what you are seeing or the exact error message can really help when trying to troubleshoot an issue.
Download All of Your Assignments at Once
There is a quick and easy way to download all the assignment files you've submitted to