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See the site for detailed instructions.

See the Canvas Student Guide for the most up-to-date information on the basic .

Screen Size

• Canvas is best viewed at a minimum resolution of 800x600.

Operating Systems

• Windows 7 and newer (users on Windows 10 need to download the Windows 10 Anniversary Update to submit Canvas assignments)
• Mac OSX 10.6 and newer
• Linux — chromeOS

Mobile Operating System Native App Support

• iOS 7 and newer
• Android 4.2 and newer

Computer Speed and Processor

• Use a computer 5 years old or newer when possible
• 1GB of RAM
• 2GHz processor

Internet Speed

• Minimum of 1.5 Mbps

Screen Readers

• Macintosh: VoiceOver (latest version for Safari)
• PC: JAWS (latest version for Internet Explorer)
• PC: NVDA (latest version for Firefox)
• There is no screen reader support for Canvas in Chrome

Canvas supports the latest versions of Chrome, Firefox, Flash, Internet Explorer and Edge, Respondus Lockdown Browser, and Safari.

Please see the for details and version recommendations.

Canvas has two mobile apps for students that are free to download, Canvas Student and Polls for Canvas. Outside of the apps, Canvas pages can be accessed in any mobile browser, but they are not supported and may not function as expected.

Please see the for details and more information.

Yes, Canvas has several accessibility features and fully supports multiple screen readers. Please see the document for more information.

Yes, most online classes at 51ÂÜÀò will require students to interact with the professor and student colleagues through video — both a webcam (built-in or external) and headset will be required. This is mainly to help develop a learning community based upon relationships, but also to facilitate “office hours" for those faculty members who offer them.

The Canvas media player supports H.264 video playback. Below are the preferred, acceptable, and unacceptable formats for video files.