2024

The Northwestern Canvas Hall of Fame instructor award recognizes educators at the forefront of the integration of technology and innovative practices into Canvas.

Learn how Copilot in Bing can be used as a study tool, helping students do retrieval practice that can significantly improve understanding of complex material.

Explore specific options for integrating AI into the writing process with suggestions on how to discuss and execute those activities with students.

When using generative AI, how can I make sure data and information is being shared on my terms? Learn the questions you should ask before putting information into generative AI tools.

What generative AI tool is recommended and available to me and my students? Find prompt ideas for new users of generative AI and Northwestern generative AI resources.

The Canvas Accessibility Project (CAP), propelled by the Mission: Accessible challenge, continues to make significant progress toward ensuring all Northwestern digital learning materials are accessible for all students and comply with the University's digital accessibility policy.

On June 13, Northwestern Canvas will be updated and enhanced with features to provide a more modern discussions interface and better support for use of the Canvas Student app.

On June 13, 2024, several updates and enhancements will be implemented across Northwestern Canvas

Active learning usually has associations of small groups of students talking and moving around a classroom filled with gleaming tech and slick seating. For most instructors, those types of classrooms are not where they spend most of their teaching time.

Alternative grading frameworks are gaining momentum among educators looking for innovative ways to assess students' learning beyond traditional grading methods.

"Best Use of Lecture Video" 2022 Canvas Hall of fame winner shares his tips.

When you need assistance with a question about Canvas, one of the ways you can quickly find help is through the NU Canvas Support Chatbot.