Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the availability of Canvas Portfolio, which provides a modern, flexible way for students to collect work, reflect on learning, and showcase achievements. Canvas Portfolio … Read More
Rutgers Canvas will undergo scheduled maintenance to upgrade the Canvas SCORM component and support the latest functionality. This maintenance will be completed in two phases and will temporarily affect access … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the release of the Rutgers Sandbox Request application. Rutgers Sandbox Request streamlines the request process for Rutgers instructors and Canvas administrators to request sandbox … Read More
As previously announced, users were unable to launch the LockDown Browser when accessing a Canvas New Quiz on a Mac or iPad. At 10:05 AM ET, Respondus reported that students were … Read More
Respondus LockDown Browser may be unavailable to some users. At 11:15 am, Rutgers OIT received reports that users were unable to launch the LockDown Browser when accessing a Canvas New … Read More
As previously announced, users were unable to open the Powtoon Studio while accessing Kaltura through Rutgers Canvas. As a workaround, users were directed to edit the Powtoon through Rutgers Mediaspace, … Read More
Recently, a set of AI features in Canvas, IgniteAI, was made available to instructors to enhance course engagement and support multilingual communication, including AI search within course content, an AI-enabled … Read More
Some Rutgers Canvas users who log in with a Rutgers NetID may receive an error. NetID users with a valid account are directed to the Canvas User Not Found page. … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the availability of several IgniteAI features for Canvas courses. IgniteAI is Instructure’s AI offering, built directly into Canvas. It’s designed to help educators save … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the upgrade of Rutgers Shout-Out! to LTI 1.3. Developed by Rutgers Camden IT, Rutgers Shout-Out! provides students with a means to share the pronunciation of their … Read More
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