As an admin, you can manage (search, view, edit, remove) your account's shared resources.

If you have a lot of files to add to your course, you can bulk upload them.

Notes:

• You can also bulk upload files by dragging and dropping the files into Canvas from your computer. However, sometimes too many files can cause problems. If you have more than 50 files, try zipping the files and uploading the ZIP file into your course.
• If you are using Usage Rights, you must set the file usage rights before the files can be published.

You can use Microsoft Office 365 to create a collaboration with a Microsoft Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file. You can select individual users, groups, or both as part of a collaboration.

Notes:

• If you cannot create a Microsoft collaboration, this feature has not been enabled for the course.
• Once you invite a user to a collaboration, the collaboration is available to the user in the user's Microsoft OneDrive. Uninviting the user or deleting the collaboration does not remove access to the collaboration once a user has been added.

Admins using Windows can use PowerShell to import data to Canvas and set up an automated data integration between Canvas and your SIS. PowerShell is typically installed natively on the Windows operating system.

Note: If you already have PowerShell installed with a version older than 3.0, remove the old version before installing PowerShell 3.0.

If you have generated an API access token, you can use it to make API calls.

Canvas tokens align with Canvas permissions. If your Canvas account is deleted or if you are no longer an administrator, your tokens will also be revoked.