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Canvas by Instructure is the default platform for FAS course websites this fall, and the Academic Technology Group is ready to help you get your sites ready.
Find course websites
Faculty and students: Your current course websites can be found at the my.harvard course portal.
Course websites from previous semesters are also available on the my.harvard portal. Canvas sites can also be accessed at canvas.harvard.edu, by clicking on the Courses link on the blue bar on the left (book icon) and then clicking All Courses.
Others: Please find course websites linked from search results using http://my.harvard.edu/.
More information on Canvas
Get 24 x 7 Live Help (online chat or phone) from the Help link inside Canvas, or visit the Harvard Guide to Using Canvas for Harvard-specific help.
Learn about new features and functionality available for the 2016–17 academic year.
Get Started
Interested in using technology in your teaching? Contact atg@fas.harvard.edu with questions or to arrange a consultation.
About Canvas and the Migration
Why did Harvard move to Canvas?
Canvas provides a rich set of tools to support teaching and learning, a modern look and feel, and many options to extend the platform with additional tools. Learn more about the platform and the plans to migrate on the Teaching and Learning Technologies (TLT) Program website.
See what faculty and students said about Canvas from our 2013-14 pilots.
How do I access my Spring Canvas site?
Canvas course sites have been created for all Spring FAS courses. The sooner you prepare and publish your site, the sooner it'll be ready for students shopping for their Spring courses. ATG is ready to help you migrate course materials and prepare your site.
What help is available for my FAS course?
The Academic Technology Group (ATG) is ready to help faculty and teaching staff take advantage of new Canvas features and to move complex Course iSites materials into Canvas. ATG's staff of experienced instructional technologists works with faculty, teaching staff, and others to migrate course materials and learn how to make best use of the new platform. Student consultants are also on hand to assist—contact ATG to find out more.
What about other iSites?
Standard (non-course) iSites are also being moved off the iSites platform. Visit the Standard iSites Migration project to learn more about migrating non-course iSites to other platforms.
Tell us about a tool you use
How do you use technology to enhance your courses? Tell us, and we will add it to the website.