Recent Updates

  • Canvas Catalog lets you add cascading style sheet (CSS), JavaScript (JS), or Hyper Text Markup Language (HTML) files to apply to all pages in your catalogs. You can copy the source code directly into the fields, or you can paste the URL to the external file. Host your files on a secure site, otherwise they may break when trying to load. HTML/CSS can also be used to customize a program certificate or course certificate.

    You can also upload a catalog header logo and catalog badge logo, as well as a browser favicon. For details and specifications, please view the Canvas Catalog Logo Guidelines PDF.

     

    Note: Unless a subaccount specifies its own logo/favicon, logos/favicons uploaded in the parent account apply to all sub-accounts.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can view analytics in Canvas Catalog in the Analytics page. The Analytics page displays summaries and user data for enrollments, revenue, and user registrations.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can view analytics in Canvas Catalog in the Analytics page. The Analytics page displays summaries and user data for enrollments, revenue, and user registrations.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can view analytics in Canvas Catalog in the Analytics page. The Analytics page displays summaries and user data for enrollments, revenue, and user registrations.

    Manual Catalog Guide
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  • As an admin, you can assign other Catalog users to be subaccount admins over an individual subcatalog. This feature allows you to delegate administration tasks such as downloading reports and managing listings. However, subaccount admins cannot manage API functionality for the subcatalog.

    Subcatalog admins can be any user who already has a Catalog account. Please note that any subaccount admin also inherits rights to manage any subcatalogs within a subcatalog.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can manage all of your catalogs and view an overall status on the Managed Catalogs page. Each catalog has its own settings and customization options.

    There are two types of catalogs: domain catalogs and subcatalogs. A domain catalog links your account in Canvas with your catalog home page and is created for you as part of the catalog setup process. A subcatalog creates a specific path URL where you can associate and brand specific listings for a department, organization, or team.

    Managing your catalogs allows you to add subcatalogs, manage user defined fields, customize catalogs, and manage categories.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can create a course listing in Canvas Catalog using any existing course in your Canvas account.

    Note: Catalog course listings are linked to their associated Canvas courses. If you want to add a course that is not yet created in Canvas, you must create the Canvas course before you can create the course listing.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can add a program listing in Canvas Catalog. Programs are made of requirements, which are the catalog courses or other programs that students are required to complete.

    Each course listing in catalog is independent, even when it is associated with a program listing. Depending on how you want to create a program, you will have to set visibility and enrollment details for each course requirement. Learn how various visibility and enrollment statuses apply to course requirements in program listings.

    Note: You cannot add a program listing until you have added courses to a catalog.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can view analytics in Canvas Catalog in the Analytics page. The Analytics page displays summaries and user data for enrollments, revenue, and user registrations.

    Manual Catalog Guide