Canvas Quick Student View (any host name)
Adds the Student View link to all pages in Canvas. Look for the spectacles icon at the top right.
Canvas Quiz Maker +
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Extends the capability of Formula Questions on Canvas.
Have complete control over how any variable is created.
Leverage the power of Javascript in formula creation!
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Adds the Student View link to all pages in Canvas. Look for the spectacles icon at the top right.
Automatically load correct answers from previous quiz attempts.
Organises Pages into folders in Canvas LMS
Adds functionality to Canvas LMS
A suite of tools that enhance the Canvas LMS. Each tool is simple and designed with students and teaching teams in mind.
A better UI for Canvas LMS
This utility significantly enhances the capabilities of Canvas, particularly for STEM-related quantitative questions. By providing additional features and functionalities, it streamlines the creation, management, and grading of complex mathematical and scientific content, making it an invaluable tool for educators and students alike. Its user-friendly interface and seamless integration with Canvas ensure a smoother experience for handling intricate problem types, such as equations, graphs, and calculations, while saving time and effort. This makes it especially beneficial for STEM disciplines, where precise and dynamic question formats are essential.
This little tool is fantastic, especially the csv upload. It greatly enhances the usefulness of the canvas formula questions for math-based classes! I have not tested it with new quizzes yet, and ran into some minor issues within the legacy quizzes when using the auto-generate function. (For example range(.1,.9,.1) did not generate evenly-spaced numbers.) It also took me a while to figure out the order, in which one needs to set up things to work – but honestly, once I've figured out how csv imports work, none of the rest matters to me, because setting things up in excel is easier for me anyways. Thanks so much for developing this!