As of the evening of, Friday, May 8, Canvas is accessible to Rutgers users. OIT will continue to monitor closely as we work to restore our normal operations following the Canvas global outage. If you have any questions or concerns, please call 833-OIT-HELP and choose option 7.
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the upgrade of Macmillan Learning to the latest learning tool standards and is currently available for use. The existing integration, Macmillan Learning, was removed … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the upgrade of the Canvas integration of Turnitin’s Feedback Studio LTI from LTI 1.1 to LTI 1.3. This upgrade provides enhanced security measures and … Read More
Per previous announcements, deprecated external apps and updates to existing external apps have occurred in Rutgers Canvas. The following updates have been made: Matlab Grader: As previously announced, a new … Read More
On May 13, 2024, the deprecated Google LTI v1.1 was removed from Rutgers Canvas. Collaborations and links to documents created with this integration will no longer work. Google content is … Read More
The University Libraries course Reading List tool will be upgraded on May 20, 2024 to a more modern look and feel. Not to worry, all of the functionality you are … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the planned upgrade of the Canvas integration of Turnitin’s Feedback Studio LTI from LTI 1.1 to LTI 1.3 on May 13, 2024. This upgrade … Read More
Rutgers Canvas is pleased to announce the integration of McGraw-Hill GO which is an easy-to-use and quick to set up eBook+ that lives within your Canvas course. GO makes it … Read More
Turnitin has scheduled an 5-hour system maintenance on April 20, 2024, from 10 AM through 3 PM EDT. During this time, services including Turnitin, Canvas Plagiarism Framework, Feedback Studio, and … Read More
The University Libraries course Reading List tool will be upgraded in May to a more modern look and feel. Not to worry, all of the functionality you are used to … Read More
iClicker is a tool that allow instructors to ask questions and gather student responses during a lecture. Clicker systems are also commonly called classroom response systems, or audience response systems. … Read More
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