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How do I find a Course ID? I am trying to redeem my Macmillan Learning for BIO 204 and it is asking for the Course ID.
Hello @taylbria
Thank you for contacting the Instructure Community. You can find the Canvas course ID by looking in the URL or header. Go to your course and look at the web address bar. It should read something like https://canvas.instructure.com/courses/1234 that number 1234 would be the Canvas course ID. However, they may be asking for the course CRN number which is the code set up by the school and usually in the title of your Course like Math 101 ES 35 or something similar. If you need more assistance with getting the code, please reach out to your school helpdesk directly.
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