I tried to sign in I type at search your school I typed my university name it said couldn’t find your school
Hi @Mubarak1186,
You ma want to try logging in again now. There was a major Amazon Web Services outage yesterday that made many Canvas instances unavailable for a while (and I believe took away the abilility to use the search to find any schools as well). Things should be back to normal now. If you still have trouble, please reply back here and let us know!
-Chris
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I have 3 children in the same school system. When using the mobile app it list all 3 children's classes. They are not organized and they are all jumbled together. They run by class period, then A or B day, and then alphabetical. I have a 12th grader, 11th grader, and 7th grader. There are simple additional filters that…
I have the Teacher Canvas app on my iPad. Last year, I was able to annotate student work with my Apple Pencil on uploaded student work. This year, however, when I click on the Assignment, I am unable to annotate the assignment. I can still assign a grade but I want to be able to indicate to the student where the errors are…
