Turnitin is currently experiencing another service disruption.

Canvas will be unavailable on April 17, 2018 at 2:30am.

Turnitin is currently experiencing another service disruption.

Turnitin is currently experiencing service disruption.

Turnitin services will be unavailable on March 17, 2018.

Turnitin is currently experiencing service disruption.

Turnitin is currently experiencing service degradation.

Canvas users are experiencing longer load times than expected. Instructure is aware of the problem and is working on a resolution.

TurnItIn.com provides services for plagiarism education, prevention, and detection. TurnItIn currently integrates with Canvas in two different ways, but TurnItIn will soon begin phasing out the older methods in favor of a new plagiarism framework integration in Canvas.

Beginning on January 6, instructors can enable the New Gradebook on a per-course basis to begin testing the new gradebook format that will be deployed to all of Canvas later this year. Instructors testing the New Gradebook can apply late and missing policies to course assignments.

A new look for the Canvas website is coming soon! When you visit http://canvas.baylor.edu beginning on December 19th, you’ll see things on a new, modern, responsive layout that is fully compatible with both mobile and desktop devices.

On October 3, 2017, we will expand the protection that Duo provides to other campus information resources including Box, Canvas, Compass and more. Along with this extended coverage, the Duo login interface will undergo a design change so that access to all Baylor online resources will have the same look and feel.

The TurnItIn anti-plagiarism detection service in Canvas should now be working normally.

Baylor’s newest solution for web conferencing, WebEx, is officially available for use within the Canvas learning management system. Touted as the industry standard application for web and video conferencing, WebEx replaces Blackboard Collaborate, offering synchronous, web-based, virtual classroom environments.

Canvas is currently inaccessible due to unexpected technical difficulties. 8/10/17, 10:50 a.m. CST

The Box integration with Canvas is currently down.

On June 20, SpeedGrader will be updated to use DocViewer for document previews and annotations. DocViewer contains all the same document types and all the same annotation types, with some extra benefits!

Several upcoming changes to the Canvas interface will bring enhancements to course home pages and will allow users to access their Office 365 content for course documents, assignments, and collaborations.

In May 2016, we implemented TurnItIn's LTI-based Canvas integration that requires users to create TurnItIn assignments using the "External Tool" submission type. This integration replaced the older "check box" based method of creating TurnItIn assignments. As many of you are aware, TurnItIn's LTI-based integration proved to be less reliable than the previously used approach, resulting in many submissions not being correctly pushed back to Canvas's SpeedGrader.

The SSL certificate expired for BearCat. If people try to login to BearCat (“My Account” or “Course Reserves”) they will see an error message and be unable to do so.

Users may experience a brief disruption in accessing Canvas during a Baylor networking firewall upgrade on Thursday, March 30 beginning at 6:00 p.m. for approximately 30 minutes.

The slow performance and intermittent outages of Canvas due to an Amazon Web Services networking issue has been resolved.

The error preventing students from submitting TurnItIn assignments in Canvas has been resolved. Faculty may resume using the TurnItIn LTI API assignment type in Canvas and are encouraged to call the Help Desk at (254)710-HELP (4357) to report any additional problems.

In the summer of 2016, TurnItIn introduced changes to its Canvas integration that occasionally cause student submissions to not appear in SpeedGrader. Until TurnItIn fixes these issues, you should make sure to check the TurnItIn interface in Canvas when student submissions fail to appear in SpeedGrader.

Instructure has issued a security advisory to inform Canvas users about a Chrome browser extension that behaves like malware called OneClass being distributed via phishing emails. Do not respond to the messages or go to the website included in the messages. If you have installed the extension, please contact the Baylor University Help Desk immediately for assistance.