Canvas LMS Reviews

“User Friendly”

Pros

Easily accessing all school grades and utilizing dashboard links for quick navigation made my experience seamless.

Cons

I'm not sure how much it notifies professors when someone sends a message; it seems to take longer to receive a response than with email.

“I like use canvas for design”

Pros

Canvas enables the creation of professional designs for videos and proficient photo editing.

Cons

While there are additional benefits, they come with a cost.

“Canvas Use”

Pros

Its ease of use and clear categories, especially the Announcement and Discussion sections, are frequently utilized.

Cons

The complexity arises when uploading module details while creating new content each semester.

“a very good software”

Pros

Managing assignments, communication, and grading is straightforward with Canvas.

Cons

Some issues arise when many people log in simultaneously.

“Easy for Students as well as Faculty”

Pros

Canvas proves helpful for hybrid courses, offering numerous features.

Cons

There is a need for customer support specifically tailored for student assistance.

“better dashboard organization for Students needed”

Pros

The utility of Canvas in obtaining a wealth of useful data is appreciated once learned.

Cons

Dashboards should be user-configurable since the default isn't user-friendly for all students to see what's most important to them.

“Canvas in public education - 1st grade and school wide”

Pros

Canvas, a district-purchased application for online learning, excels in user-friendliness, even for first graders. Teachers can easily navigate lessons and assignments.

Cons

I wish there were more opportunities to personalize the page for students, such as having a PK-1st page and a 2-5th page.

“Review for canvas”

Pros

The flexibility of Canva stands out, with its user-friendly interface suitable for quick use, even by children.

Cons

There's nothing I don't like because Canva is my favorite.

“I like Canvas to maintain my undergarad lab class”

Pros

Easy grading, result recording, and tracking student involvement with specific files/lectures simplify the process.

Cons

It has limitations in setting MCQ questions, preventing me from creating questions as others might in specific learning platforms.

“Easy for Students”

Pros

As a student, the easy interface navigation, "Mark as Done" function, and consistent class layouts enhance the overall user experience, whether on the app or desktop webpage.

Cons

I'd appreciate a better notifications section. For instance, having a dedicated "Notifications" page to log all updates/notifications, accessible at any time, would be useful. A calendar integration, perhaps with iCal and Google Cal, would also enhance the experience.

“I really like canvas for diversity”

Pros

Canvas is valued for its ease of use, practicality, and variety of templates.

Cons

What I liked least is the scarcity of templates in the free version, and the downloaded version loses quality. Still, I recommend it.

“good for learning management”

Pros

The availability of course tools and easy sharing of class modules are notable features.

Cons

Pricing changes over time, and there are UI issues that need attention.

“Law student in masters degree”

Pros

The consolidation of all class resources in one site is highly beneficial.

Cons

Some features prove challenging to use and find, with a lack of personalization options.

“good canvas”

Pros

Canvas serves as the ideal starting point for freely flowing ideas within a team.

Cons

It does not take market conditions or competition into consideration unless a separate analysis is conducted.

“Canvas is worth it!”

Pros

The love for Canvas stems from its ease of use, facilitating navigation, assignment submission, communication with professors and classmates, and access to grades and class information.

Cons

Nothing to dislike. I love both the app and desktop version. The email notifications for posted grades, graded assignments, received emails, and class announcements enhance the overall experience.

“Canvas - The best student assignment tool”

Pros

Canvas shines in user-friendliness and boasts excellent integration capabilities with third-party tools like Google, Microsoft, and Zoom.

Cons

The only disadvantage is that for someone unfamiliar with it, there's a learning curve to get used to all the useful options.

“My personal review after 2 years of using it.”

Pros

Canvas is user-friendly, accessible on mobile devices, offers rich content management, features discussion forums, and undergoes regular updates and improvements.

Cons

I often encounter challenges with customization, integration complexity, and cost considerations.

“Great tool for online programs”

Pros

Canvas encompasses all essential features needed for online courses.

Cons

When using the gradebook, filters sometimes don't work smoothly or effectively, especially with a large number of students (e.g., >80 students).

“Good tool for online assignments”

Pros

Its strong interlinking with schools and students for uploading assignments is a notable attribute.

Cons

The user interface could be upgraded for ease of usage, making it more student-friendly.

“Despite initial struggles, Canvas has been helpful for online courses.”

Pros

I like it because i used it for first time as The first Application ,Its help me to learn easy at home.

Cons

User-friendly interface, simplifying assignment submissions.