I have found yet another place where the eyeball icon is used in an inconsistent way: the Announcements tool. See below for a screenshot from our beta environment. Please don't do this. September ...

Too many user interface changes, too soon. Faculty returning in September already have to re-learn how to use the Grades tool. Since the July changes to Gradebook, we have been experiencing bugs where...

I can't emphasize enough how much ongoing communication with us regarding this issue is necessary. Safari users can't see images. When they upload images, nobody else can see them. Instructure...

On December 4th, it was announced that Instructure (the company that makes Canvas) would be sold to private equity firm Thoma Bravo. The price: $2 billion, making it one of the biggest ed tech valuati...

Thanks very much for this thoughtful post about an important new feature. It's good to have a space to carry forward the discussion and feedback from the Canvas Release Notes (2020-01-18) thread.A...

Comments were turned off in the 12/19 release notes, but I just want to add to the pile of requests to please add the "Student View" text back to the button on the homepage. The smaller unlabe...

I agree with all the previous comments that Canvas should always provide warning before overwriting something - any destructive process should have a warning.I really like the mockup user 1086095 show...

Either they are not testing beta releases of browsers, or the testers raising it are being ignored by leadership. Literally millions of people are being affected by this months-long Canvas bug, and we...

I have never seen anything like this. I am very concerned for the state of Instructure and Canvas. This will begin to affect Google Chrome next month. Hopefully the 100+ people at Instructure that...

I wonder how many millions of people are experiencing this bug, and when it will be fixed. Safari shouldn't be considered a supported browser until this is resolved.