> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kb.aris.college/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kb.aris.college/english-us/canvas-lms.md).

# Canvas LMS

Welcome to Canvas 👋

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Canvas is where learning happens at ARIS College.

Courses, assignments, learning materials, grades, announcements, and feedback all live here. If your instructor wants you to read it, submit it, watch it, or somehow suffer through it before 11:59 PM, you'll probably find it on Canvas.

#### In this guide

🎓 **Getting around Canvas**\
Learn where everything is and how your courses are organized.

📚 **Courses & learning materials**\
Access modules, files, pages, videos, and other course content.

📝 **Assignments & quizzes**\
View your work, submit assignments, and take assessments.

📊 **Grades & feedback**\
Check your results and see feedback from your instructors.

⚙️ **Settings & notifications**\
Set up Canvas the way you want and control what notifications you receive.

🛟 **Help & troubleshooting**\
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