Recent Updates

  • Catalog users (including users of Canvas Network) can drop courses or programs from the Catalog dashboard. You can only drop a course while it is in progress, which means the course is between the course start date and end date. Catalog users can also drop programs as well.

    Courses can only be dropped if you enrolled in the course through Catalog. If you were manually added to the course by an instructor, you will have to ask the instructor to remove you from the course.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can begin a course or program in the In Progress tab of your dashboard. However, you cannot begin a course until the course start date. If your course is part of a program, you may be required to complete one course before beginning another.

    Note: If you enroll in a Catalog program, you must begin each course in Catalog. Canvas does not enroll you in a course or display the course in Canvas until you click the Begin Course button for each course requirement in the program.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • If your course or program included a certificate, you can view and download the certificate when you have completed the course or program. Certificates are issued automatically upon completion and can be viewed at any time.

    Note: When you complete a course or program with a certificate, a link to the certificate will also be emailed to you.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • After you log in to catalog, the catalog dashboard displays your enrolled courses by status. You can also access the catalog listings to enroll in additional courses or programs.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • Updated on: Mar 15, 2024

    How do I log out of my Catalog account?

    When you are finished with your catalog account, you can log out.

    Note: Logging out of your catalog account will also log you out of your Canvas course(s).

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • In Catalog, you can view a transcript of all your enrollment information as displayed in your In Progress and Completed Catalog tabs. If a program has multiple programs, the transcript only shows the first subprogram.

    Programs count as one item; no course requirements are included in the total enrollment count. If an enrolled date is not set, the course has not been started or the enrollment date is unavailable. Transcripts also display credits earned as well as credits available to earn (when an enrollment is completed).

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • Manual Catalog Guide
  • Manual Catalog Guide
  • The beta environment allows you to explore new features in Catalog without affecting your production environment. If you want to keep up on the latest beta features in Catalog, visit the Release Notes page in the Canvas Community.

    The beta environment is overwritten with data from the production environment every Monday. Any work or content you add to your beta environment will be overwritten every week. Any changes you want to keep in the beta environment must be made directly within the production environment before beta is reset.

    Manual Catalog Guide
  • You can enroll in a course by viewing the details of the course listing. If you enroll in a course that requires payment, payment is required as part of the enrollment process.

    When you have completed your course enrollment, you can view and begin the course in your Catalog Dashboard.

    If you have never enrolled in a course with your institution, you will need to complete your registration before you can begin the course.

    Note: Depending how your institution has set up their enrollment process, you may see additional enrollment fields.

    Manual Catalog Guide