How do I set up Microsoft Word on Canvas
Hi @OrvilleLee !
Canvas does not require a separate setup for Microsoft Word itself. Instead, users can leverage the Microsoft Office 365 integration within Canvas to work with Word documents. This integration allows users to:
To use these features, connect your Office 365 account to Canvas. Once connected, Word documents can be accessed, linked, embedded, and collaboratively edited directly within the Canvas interface—no installation of Microsoft Word on Canvas is necessary. For assignments, instructors can create cloud assignments that embed Word documents from OneDrive, and students receive their own copy to edit and submit within Canvas.
Have a great Fall start to the semester!
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