Canvas University Information Technology Services

IT Training can help you get started with Canvas training and resources. For additional information, visit the Getting Started with Canvas as a Student video collection or consult the Canvas Student Guide. Your campus teaching and learning center can help you learn to use Canvas and other technologies in your teaching. If you are just getting started with Canvas, check out Getting Started with Canvas as an Instructor on the Canvas Community site. For comprehensive documentation, visit the Canvas Instructor Guide and the Canvas at IU menu in the IU Knowledge Base. Have technology questions?

We're here to help. If you're an educator or student at a school that uses Canvas, search for your school here and tap the link to access the login page. If you're a teacher, student, or parent using a free (non-school-associated) Canvas account, log in here. Make sure that your free account is for canvas.instructure.com or k12.instructure.com. Lifelong learning for educators go hand-in-hand with Canvas Network’s open and online courses, taught by experts and institutions worldwide. Canvas is the University of Illinois' official learning management system (LMS).

This state-of-the-art, user-friendly platform provides students and instructors with one central location where they can easily access their course syllabus, assignments, announcements, grades and anything else that is pertinent to their course. (NOTE: Some niche programs may use a different LMS that is tailored to their specific needs.) If you're new to Canvas, here are some steps to take to help you get started: Canvas is known for its intuitive tools and features. Here are a few: Learn about more tools and features in Canvas.

Requesting a course site is a manual process. Go request a course space. Almost all courses will be Registrar-Affiliated. Follow their instructions for ordering your course site. Note that adding content, such as the material used in a previous course, is also a manual process. The Instructional Support Team is happy to assist you in that work.

أدخل البريد الإلكتروني وسنرسل لك ارتباطًا لتغيير كلمة المرور. Students who are enrolled in courses in Banner are automatically enrolled in the corresponding course in Canvas within 1 business day. By default, enrolled students are able to access a quarter-based course in Canvas one week before the start date of the course through one week after the course ends. Semester-based courses are available to enrolled students from the start date of the course through one week after the course ends. Students will maintain read-only access to their courses after the end date. Instructors may also override the default dates in order to provide extended or more limited access to the course.

Students can also find helpful resources published by Canvas including the Student Guide and Getting Started Resources. Additionally, there are Student Videos available. The most frequently asked questions about IT at IU. Are you new to the information technology environment at IU? Check out Getting Started info for students, faculty, and staff. Learn more about collaboration and creativity tools available in Microsoft 365 at IU.

CrimsonCard is the official photo ID card for all Indiana University campuses. Get answers to your IU questions. AskIU covers all IU campuses. Welcome to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign! We’re here to connect you to the technology resources you need. Use the checklist below to help get started with essential IT-related tasks to prepare yourself.

Scroll further down the page for more detailed information about the services and resources available to you. If you have any questions about any of the items below, please contact the Technology Services Help Desk by emailing consult@illinois.edu. This guide has been updated and is accurate for the fall 2025 semester. What happens to my Illinois accounts after graduation? How do I prepare my accounts and software? Canvas is the widely adopted Learning Management System that allows instructors to post content, create assignments, share videos, and provide graded feedback.

Students can participate in online discussion forums, submit papers, collaborate with peers, and engage with instructors.

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