Mississippi State is moving to a new Learning Management System (LMS), Canvas by Instructure, to improve the teaching and learning experience for students and faculty. Along with a dashboard ...

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The software giant Instructure, maker of the Canvas learning management system and other education tools, has joined the growing list of ed-tech companies using artificial intelligence to help ...

Instructure Holdings, Inc., a leader in learning management systems (LMS), has entered an exciting new chapter with its acquisition by investment funds managed by KKR, a global investment firm, and ...

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Instructure, best known for its Canvas learning management system, announced Wednesday that it is set to be acquired by the private equity firm Thoma Bravo for approximately $2 billion—unless a better ...

OpenAI's tools are coming to Canvas, the learning platform used by more than 8,000 schools worldwide, OpenAI and ed tech company Instructure announced Wednesday. Why it matters: OpenAI — like Apple ...

The easiest way to duplicate your course in Instructure Canvas — and all or some of it's contents — is through your existing course. If you have already received an empty new course shell from your ...

Instructure, the company behind the widely used Canvas learning management system, announced two developments last week aimed at expanding the use of artificial intelligence within its learning ...

Canvas, a massive online teaching platform that hosts course information, lessons and assignments at high schools and colleges across the U.S., has been impacted by the ongoing AWS incident, with ...

Officials from Instructure ring the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange on Thursday, marking the company's return to public status. Instructure is officially a publicly-traded company—again.