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Week 7 Tech Tip: Canvas Mobile App

Canvas Student for IOS: I-phone

I downloaded the canvas app last semester, I think. I do not use it often, because I forget that I have it, but the app isn't bad. It is easy to read canvas messages and you can turn notifications on, so that you can be notified when a teacher contacts you personally. I normally use the app to check due dates or read the syllabus again later on in the semester. I do not use it to do assignments, because I do not trust it that much.

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