Hi Kyle, If I understand correctly, you've exported your Unity game as a WebGL build and put it on a webserver and then embedded it into Canvas page or assignment description, and you're now t...

Hello, If by marks you mean points for an assignment you'll find it in the submissions object: https://canvas.instructure.com/doc/api/submissions.html If you're looking for the total points a ...

You could take this to the Developers Group for a solution. It's a very common issue caused by the size of the iframe that holds the video not being scaled properly or dynamically to respond to sp...

Hi Jean How are you adding the links? When you're in the editor, you need to click the image first to select it. With it selected, click the link button, then select Course Link. Then, find the pa...

You can select which file types and/or limitations you want to set. Open the assignment and set the Submission Type to Online. Your students can now hand in whatever file type they want. If you want t...

I did a lot of manual editing of our instance without reading any documentation. I've gotten used to the Canvas architecture over the years, but I remember it was quite daunting when I just got st...

If you're getting a "denied" error specifically, likely your authorization key is expired, non-existent or not typed/copied correctly. That, or maybe you do not have the administrative pri...

I'm just brainstorming here, but maybe you could achieve this using sections. I'm not sure announcements can be targeted to a specific section, but if they can, you could theoretically have di...

This may or may not be helpful but depending on your JS skills, I'm pretty sure you can use Canvas environment variables to identify if a user is anonymous (ie. not signed in). I have some sub-acc...

Hi Kyle, If I understand correctly, you've exported your Unity game as a WebGL build and put it on a webserver and then embedded it into Canvas page or assignment description, and you're now t...