If you are trying to assign the assignment to a give student or section, then an assignment override is the correct way to go. However, it looks like there are a few problems with your request. The en...

 @tyler_clair  and tomtullio,I have used the User Custom Data endpoint to let our teachers set their own default due date time.. The work flow is a little complicated, but the gist of it is:All da...

I believe that Valerie has the best option here. Blueprint courses are perfectly suited to this task. They will also give you easier, more granular control about what syncs where.

The hash is calculated on the entire response body minus the oauth nonce, plus the destination (your server's) url, and the HTTP verb (which is always POST). I found this code instructive.

This is a little clearer than your other question. You can generate a token that has all your access on your profile page https://<your-institution>.instructure.com/profile.

I believe that Valerie has the best option here. Blueprint courses are perfectly suited to this task. They will also give you easier, more granular control about what syncs where.

If you are trying to assign the assignment to a give student or section, then an assignment override is the correct way to go. However, it looks like there are a few problems with your request. The en...

This is a little clearer than your other question. You can generate a token that has all your access on your profile page https://<your-institution>.instructure.com/profile.

Erik,You might be able to follow the OAuth flow on a per course basis by adding your "App" as an external LTI app to a given course. This should enable you to at least get a user's identit...

Update: Way better answer.This is now a feature in the beta instance of Canvas (and should be live soon). Here are the notes: https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-8024#jive_content_id_Course_Setti...