Canvas supports LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability). This standard allows integrating third-party or vendor tools with your Canvas course or enhancing the course with other Web applications and Internet resources.
If you are using a publisher website for materials and assessments in your course, you may be able to connect your Canvas course to the publisher course site and/or integrate publisher-provided tools so that students can connect to the publisher resources from Canvas.
Choose from the list below to see instructions on the various LTI's we currently support:
Accessing Cengage LTI Advantage
- Select Modules from your Course Menu.
- From the Module you want to add Cengage content, click on the three dots in the top-right corner [1] and select Centage LTI Advantage [2] from the drop-down menu.
- In the Cengage LTI Advantage window that displays, either log in with your Cengage Faculty Account in the Returning Users area [1], or if you are a new Cengage user [2], click on the Create New Account button [3] to create your Cengage account.
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Accessing McGraw Hill Connect
- Select Modules from your Course Menu.
- From the Module you want to add McGraw Hill content, click on the three dots in the top-right corner [1] and select McGraw Hill Connect [2] from the drop-down menu.
- On the McGraw Hill Connect window that displays, click the Begin button.
- Your browser will open a new tab. If you are a new user with McGraw Hill Connect [1}, click into the check box to agree to their terms [2], and then click the Create Account button [3]. Returning users [4] will sign in with their email address and password [5] and click the Sign In button [6].
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Accessing Perusall
- Select Modules from your Course Menu.
- From the Module you want to add Cengage content, click on the three dots in the top-right corner [1] and select Perusall [2] from the drop-down menu.
- A new tab with the Perusall Terms of Service and Privacy Policy will open in your web browser. Review both and place a check in each box [1 & 2], indicating you have read and agreed to them. Then, click the Submit button [3].
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Accessing Access Pearson
- Choose Settings from the course menu.
- On the Settings page, select the Navigation tab.
- Under the Drag items here to hide them from students menu [1], click on the three dots to the right of Access Pearson [2], and select + Enable [3] from the menu.
- Then, click the Save button [4].
- Access Pearson will be enabled and displayed under the Drag and drop items to reorder them in the course navigation heading on the Settings page.
- Access Pearson will now be available from the Course Navigation menu as well. Click on the Access Pearson link [1], and the Content Area will display a Pearson page. Click on the Open Pearson button [2].
- Your browser will open a new tab. If you are a new user with Access Pearson [1}, click on the Create an account button [2] and follow the on-screen prompts. Returning users [3] will sign in with their email address and password [4] and click the Link accounts button [5].
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Accessing Macmillan Learning
- Choose Settings from the course menu.
- On the Settings page, select the Navigation tab.
- Under the Drag items here to hide them from students menu [1], click on the three dots to the right of Macmillan Learning [2], and select + Enable [3] from the menu.
- Then, click the Save button [4].
- Macmillan Learning will be enabled and displayed under the Drag and drop items to reorder them in the course navigation heading on the Settings page.
- Macmillan Learning will now be available from the Course Navigation menu as well. Click on the Macmillan Learning link [1], and the Content Area will display a Macmillan Learning Tools page [2].
- If you are a new user with Macmillan Learning, click on the Connect with Achieve link [3] and follow the on-screen prompts. Returning users, click the Macmillan User Profile link [4] to reset the mapping to your Macmillan account.
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