Free Interactive Learning Apps:

Code Embed: Teachers and students can embed multiple types of code anywhere using the rich content editor. Teachers can also embed code in Modules using this built-in code editor. Code can be open for editing or saved as “read only.”

Dropbox: Embed files from your Dropbox account directly into Canvas. Dropbox users select and link to files within course content or in conjunction with homework submissions.

3 Google charts.jpg Google Charts: Build and embed interactive charts, rendered using Google Charts. Populate the fields provided and see the chart update in real-time while building. Supports pie charts, bar charts, bubble charts, tree maps, etc.

LTI Maps: This tool enables you to easily embed an interactive Google Map into your course.

Graph Builder: Faculty and students can build and embed rich interactive graphs into course content.

Twitter: Add a twitter feed based on a username or a # that regularly updates in Canvas. This is a great way for faculty and students to share course-related thoughts and articles.

Redirect Tool: Add links to external web resources that show up as navigation items in course, user or account navigation. Whatever URL you specify is loaded within the content pane when users click the link. (N.B. Some websites are designed not to open inside another frame, for security reasons, in this instance include the option to open in a new tab.)

Free Learning Apps for Resource Selection:

Khan Academy: Search and embed Khan Academy Lessons.

TEDEd: Search and link to Ted Ed Videos.

USA Today: Search and link to articles. Articles will display in Canvas if added to a Module. If added via the Rich Content editor, a hyperlink to the article will appear.

Vimeo: Embed videos from Vimeo.

YouTube: Search and embed YouTube videos.

YouTube Uploader: You can either record from desktop/webcam or upload a video already filmed and stored on your desktop. Videos will be automatically be stored in your YouTube account.