Keep Canvas course evidence current for every program

Morrow keeps course checks, outcome standings, and dated proof in one program view, using the benchmark your team tracks, so the report is current when a reviewer asks for it.

Every standing carries an “as of” date, so freshness is on the record Course checks and findings export as a finished report, not chat history Proxy strips student details before anything is sent to AI

Course evidence should not be rebuilt from scratch

The work to keep courses in good shape is already happening. What goes missing is durable documentation, so every review and every accreditation cycle starts from a blank page. Three things keep that proof from sticking.

None of this is a failure of effort. The checks ran, the fixes landed, the courses got better. What no system kept was the dated answer to a simple question: what did we check, what did we find, and when.

Without that, each review reconstructs the same story from memory and screenshots.

  • Courses change between checks A course that met your standards in the fall has quietly changed by spring. Dates move, content is swapped, links break, and no one notices until someone goes looking.
  • Faculty turnover takes the context with it The instructor who knew how a course mapped to its outcomes leaves, and the reasoning leaves too. When the self-study is due, no one can say how or when the course met the standard.
  • Evidence is scattered when the record is not kept The proof often lives in spreadsheets, email threads, and screenshots gathered late in the cycle. Pulling it back together becomes its own project every time someone asks.

One dashboard for where every program stands

This is the screen you open when someone asks you to show your work. As checks run, Morrow updates dated program standing and keeps the evidence ready instead of forcing a week of rebuilding.

  • Green, amber, or red, per program A worded standing for every program and every outcome, with the number beside it. You read where you stand at a glance, never a color on its own.
  • Scored against the 70% line Each outcome is measured against the 70% program-quality benchmark, with an amber early-warning band that flags a program before it slips below.
  • Dated, so freshness is honest Every standing carries an “as of” date. When someone asks how current the proof is, the answer is visible, not a guess.
  • One click to the formatted report Export the standing and the supporting detail as a finished report, in the format a reviewer asks for, without rebuilding anything.

The everyday course work is what makes the record

Morrow starts at the course desk: fixing accessibility, rolling dates, and cleaning up content. Each approved change becomes documentation quality and compliance teams can review.

A single instructor can install Morrow and run a check on one course. The proof simply becomes more valuable when a quality or compliance team keeps them across a whole program.

  • Fix accessibility, and log that you did Run accessibility checks on live Canvas courses and clear the findings. Morrow logs what was flagged, what was fixed, and when, so remediation becomes proof, not just a tidier course.
  • Roll dates and clean up modules Move due dates for a new term, unhide what should be visible, fix broken links. The changes you approve become a dated history you can point to later.
  • Align content to outcomes As you map a course to its outcomes, that mapping becomes the coverage standing: the same daily work, now provable.

What “meets the benchmark” actually means

Many health-education programs track student outcomes against a 70% threshold. If a key program rate falls below it, the school can be put on a mandatory action plan.

Morrow shows where your recorded outcomes stand against that line in words, with a number, never a color on its own. Teams can see risk before a visit instead of finding out during one.

Standing is computed from recorded outcomes in your live Canvas course. The benchmark is the common 70% threshold; Morrow reports where you stand, and does not set your program’s standards for you.

When the record is due, you export it

This is the payoff of keeping the work traceable: a self-study or annual report becomes a prepared export instead of a multi-week rebuild. Morrow ships report templates that pull from your checks, findings, and standing.

  • Shipped report Accreditation Evidence Binder Your checks, findings, and program standing gathered into one formatted file you can attach to a self-study.
  • Shipped report Self-Evaluation Report A formatted summary of where your programs stand against the benchmark, with dated support behind each standing.

Shipped report

Accreditation Evidence Binder

A reviewer-ready packet that turns daily Canvas work into dated proof instead of a last-minute screenshot hunt.

  • Course checks with dates, findings, and resolution status.
  • Change history that shows approved edits and preserved evidence.
  • Program standing snapshots tied back to Canvas source work.

Shipped report

Self-Evaluation Report

A polished standing summary for program review: where the course proof sits against the benchmark and what needs attention next.

  • Outcome standings against the benchmark your team tracks.
  • Plain-language notes for approaching or below-line programs.
  • Reviewer-ready exports in PDF and Word from the same source history.

The flagship deliverables are an Accreditation Evidence Binder and a Self-Evaluation Report, exported as PDF and Word. For programs below their benchmark, Morrow can also produce a follow-up action-plan outline.

We add formats as teams need them, so tell us what you export to.

Who reaches for the record, and when

Morrow turns daily Canvas course work into documentation your team can pull on demand. The record is built from approved runs, exported evidence, and Proxy-guarded course context.

  • Quality enhancement and QA leads Keep a running view of where courses stand, so the work stays steady all year instead of being rebuilt before each review.
  • Accreditation liaisons Pull the evidence behind a program’s standing the moment it is asked for: dated, worded, and ready to share.
  • One-to-three-person IE offices For the small institutional-effectiveness teams who live the accreditation cycle. One person can own the whole loop: check the courses, hold the dated proof, and hand over a finished export whenever a reviewer comes calling.

Keep course proof ready. Export it on request.

Send a pricing request and we will help your team scope the first course check, the documentation flow, and the export path. Want to start with a single course first? Add Morrow to Chrome and run a check yourself, free.