What integrations are supported in a Canvas account?
This article describes the standard and supported integrations available within Canvas. Please contact your Customer Success Manager with questions about any Canvas integrations.
Integrations can be enabled at the account level, through LTI tools, or with the assistance of your Customer Success Manager. Integrations in italics represent a partial integration.
Standard Integrations
Canvas natively supports the following technological functionalities:
- User Messaging
- Theme Editor Account branding
- CAS, LDAP, and SAML Authentication
- User profile features
- RSS/Atom Feeds
- iCal
- Calendar appointment scheduler
- E-Packs/Publisher Content
- IMS QTI
- Offline course content exports (HTML or ePub)
- Podcasts
- ePortfolios
- Basic LTI
- SCORM (Assignments only)
- Common Cartridge
- Document Previews
- Media Player
- Notifications
- Student Information System imports
The following third-party providers provide standard integrations in several Canvas features:
- LaTex (Rich Content Editor)
- Big Blue Button—basic hosting (Conferences)
- Google Docs (Assignments, Collaborations, Files, Rich Content Editor)
- Microsoft Office (Assignments, Collaborations, Files, Rich Content Editor)
Supported Integrations
Canvas provides optional integrations with a variety of third-party providers:
Web Services
- Delicious
- Skype
- Diigo
- SMS
- YouTube
- Google Docs/Previewer
Collaboration
- Diigo
- Adobe Connect
- Big Blue Button (premium hosting)
- Wimba
- Microsoft Office 365
Educational
- Turnitin
- Wimba
- Equella
- Respondus
- Google Drive
- Microsoft Office 365
Multimedia
- Kaltura
- Equella
- Flickr
Calendar
- Outlook
Course Imports
- WebCT (Blackboard Vista)
- Blackboard
- Angel
- Moodle 1.9/2.x
- D2L
Course Cartridges
- McGraw-Hill course cartridges
- Cengage
