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How Morrow helps you work faster in Canvas

Morrow runs beside Canvas in Chrome. Ask in plain language, review the plan, approve the changes you want, and keep teaching.

Plan first, approve before anything changes, and keep a clean record when you need one.

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Four steps to your first useful Canvas check

Morrow is a Chrome extension that runs on your own session. Nothing installs on Canvas, and no server in the middle holds your course. Connect, ask for a check, review the plan, and approve what you want changed.

  1. Install Morrow

    Add the Morrow extension to Chrome and pin it.

  2. Open a Canvas course

    Sign in to Canvas and open the course you want to check.

  3. Connect ChatGPT

    Sign in with the ChatGPT account you want Morrow to use for AI.

  4. Run your first check

    Ask in plain language, inspect in Plan mode, approve the fixes, and keep the run.

Where the checking and fixing happen

Morrow docks next to the course you have open and reads current Canvas state: pages, assignments, modules, files, dates, and publication status. Daily course work becomes durable documentation.

  • Ask in plain language Chat with Morrow about the course you have open by typing, dictating with the microphone when your browser supports it, or toggling spoken responses. Audit accessibility, check alignment, clean up content. No query syntax, no menus to memorize.
  • Slash commands for common checks Type / to run an accessibility check, a date shift, a publish check, or voice controls like /listen and /voice the same way every time, so results are consistent enough to stand behind.
  • Work from your own standards Keep your QM or OSCQR rubric, your program competencies, or a syllabus on hand so Morrow checks the course against what your program actually requires.
  • Save your best checks, or schedule them Save a repeatable Canvas workflow and re-run it across courses, or start from built-in templates for semester readiness, accessibility sweeps, health checks, and evidence binders. A multi-step workflow checks the course and prepares fixes under one approval, and you can schedule a run in the background while Chrome is open.

Everything Morrow helps you check, fix, and finish

Morrow works across the daily Canvas jobs that steal your time: audit, align, fix, manage files, support students, and document what changed. Behind these eight areas is a broad Canvas operations surface, all running on your own session.

  • Accessibility Audit and fix
    • Ranks WCAG issues across live Canvas pages and assignment descriptions, then applies supported fixes to Canvas-owned HTML after approval.
    • Bulk-fixes empty alt text, heading order, vague links, iframe titles, simple table headers, captions, and list structure, then verifies the result.
    • Leaves discussions, quizzes, files, PDFs, video captions, and contrast in the worklist when they need human judgment or source-file review.
  • Dates and scheduling Across the course
    • Shift due, lock, and availability dates across assignments, quizzes, discussions, and announcements, including announcement dates Canvas’s standard API omits.
    • Term-end guardrails, per-item undo, and Blueprint shifts carry across associated courses.
  • Outcomes and alignment Outcomes, mastery, and rubrics

    Read the Learning Mastery Gradebook, flag objectives with no assessment, and score program mastery against a quality benchmark, so you can act on results and close the loop.

  • Course health and QA Score and fix
    • A 0 to 100 health score across modules, pages, and assignments, with broken-link detection across pages, assignments, and the syllabus.
    • Unlinked-content and missing-date detection feed prepare-and-apply fix bundles that clear what Morrow finds with your approval.
  • Bulk standardization Structure + templates

    Standardize module structure, insert headers and page templates, bulk grade, and copy or import a course while confirming exactly what came across.

  • Build content Author, not just edit
    • Draft a whole course from a syllabus, or build pages, assignments, discussions, quizzes, rubrics, announcements, and reusable question banks on demand.
    • Every item lands editable, never locked.
  • Workflows and scheduling Save, reuse, schedule
    • Save any check as a reusable workflow, re-run it across courses, or start from built-in templates for recurring Canvas QA.
    • Multi-step templates audit and prepare fixes under one approval; scheduled runs keep working in the background while Chrome is open.
  • Evidence on record Exportable

    Every course check, finding, and standing is kept with its owner and a clear history, then exported as an Accreditation Evidence Binder and Self-Evaluation Report in PDF and Word when a reviewer asks.

Where your course work stays organized

Step back from a single conversation and the Command Center shows the whole picture: what is connected, what is running, what needs approval, and what is already on file.

Command Center

Chat

Thread tied to the course

Chat is the working surface for one course at a time. It keeps the thread tied to the Canvas page or course you are reviewing, so a designer can ask a follow-up without reconstructing what was checked last week.

  • Keeps course-specific conversations together instead of scattering work across browser tabs.
  • Supports typed requests, microphone dictation, slash-command checks, spoken responses, and follow-up questions about the same course state.
  • Preserves the context that later supports documentation, rather than treating chat as disposable.

Command Center

Overview

One operational status view

Overview is the quality lead view. It answers the first operational question: which courses are connected, which checks are still open, and what is already ready to share.

  • Shows connected courses, live source state, and active review status in one place.
  • Separates finished documentation from open work so teams do not confuse activity with proof.
  • Gives a calm status surface for program reviews, internal QA, and pre-visit readiness checks.

Command Center

Work

Approvals never disappear

Work is the queue for jobs that should never disappear into a black box. It makes scans, proposed edits, and completed runs visible so the human stays in control.

  • Lists running checks, completed jobs, and approval-gated changes with plain-language status.
  • Makes high-risk actions wait for explicit review before anything writes back to Canvas.
  • Keeps reversible work and non-reversible work visibly distinct for safer operations.

Command Center

Projects

Project source of truth

Projects organizes the Canvas shells, standards documents, generated exports, and project files that belong together. It is built for people responsible for more than one shell, section, or term copy.

  • Names each connected Canvas source and its current project state.
  • Helps teams avoid stale-course confusion when they are checking copied or refreshed shells.
  • Keeps standards, files, reports, and course sources together without asking users to manage another LMS-like system.

Command Center

Workflows

Repeatable Canvas operations

Workflows makes repeatable course operations reusable. Save the review your office trusts, start from built-in templates, or schedule recurring checks.

  • Turns a successful prompt into a reusable workflow that can be run on the next course, next section, or next term.
  • Includes starter workflows for health checks, accessibility sweeps, semester readiness, evidence binders, and other recurring Canvas QA work.
  • Runs into chat for review first, so a workflow is never a silent automation that bypasses human judgment.

Command Center

Files

Course files by project

Files gives teams a clean workspace for syllabi, rubrics, exports, generated reports, and project files. Teams can review versions, upload support, and deliver supported exports to Canvas.

  • Groups files by project so a course check, evidence binder, and supporting documents do not collapse into one undifferentiated folder.
  • Generates DOCX, PDF, XLSX, PPTX, and raw artifacts, then routes them to Downloads, Canvas Files, linked Canvas pages, modules, or supported assignment attachments.
  • Keeps file actions tied to the active project and course context, so reviewers can see what is current without losing the safety boundary around Canvas delivery.

Command Center

Evidence

Reviewer-ready record

Evidence is the reason the daily work matters. Morrow turns checks, approved fixes, and readback into a history a reviewer can inspect without asking the team to rebuild the story by hand.

  • Collects audit runs, findings, approved changes, and verification readbacks.
  • Supports exports such as accreditation binders and self-evaluation reports when documentation is requested.
  • Keeps the history tied to actual Canvas work, not a retrospective spreadsheet assembled under pressure.

Command Center

Connections

Visible trust boundary

Connections makes the trust boundary visible. It shows the Canvas source and AI account state so procurement, IT, and users can understand what is connected before work begins.

  • Shows the current Canvas and AI-account connection state in plain words.
  • Supports the bring-your-own-account model: the account you connect answers.
  • Keeps connection state readable enough for support and security review conversations.

Nothing changes without you

Morrow looks before it acts. It opens in Plan mode, a safety gate that checks the course you have open and drafts proposed edits without writing back to Canvas.

  • Safety first: Review every proposed change as a plain list. Nothing writes to Canvas until you click approve.
  • Verification: Switch to Edit mode and Morrow applies only what you approved, then reads the results back to verify them.
  • Double protection: Hard-to-reverse changes, like deleting pages or assignments, always stop for extra confirmation.
  • A dated history: Every change is logged with who approved it and a timestamp, ready to export as HTML or JSON when requested.
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Ask Morrow in your own words

Ask plain Canvas-specific questions. Each run checks the course you have open, waits for approval before changes, and keeps the result with the course.

Example prompt

Audit accessibility in this course and list the worst issues first.

This turns an accessibility concern into an ordered worklist. Morrow reads the Canvas course you have open, ranks the most important problems first, and keeps the run.

  • Surfaces missing and empty alt text, skipped headings, vague link text, uncaptioned media, untitled files, and other course-accessibility risks where Morrow can reliably inspect them.
  • Separates issues that can be prepared for approval from issues that need human judgment or source-file review.
  • Fits the compliance moment higher-ed teams are entering: WCAG 2.1 AA is the named technical standard in the DOJ Title II web and mobile-app rule.

Example prompt

Shift all due dates forward two weeks.

Date shifting is where small Canvas edits become operational risk. Morrow proposes the new dates first, lets you inspect the itemized list, then applies only the changes you approve.

  • Handles course-wide scheduling work across assignments, quizzes, discussions, and availability windows.
  • Uses Plan mode first so you can catch odd items before a change reaches students.
  • Records what changed, when, and under whose approval, so a term-copy adjustment does not become undocumented folklore.

Example prompt

Export an evidence report for this course as PDF and Word.

Evidence export turns routine quality work into a deliverable. Instead of building a binder after the fact, Morrow exports the audit trail, findings, and approved-change history from work already completed.

  • Creates reviewer-ready documentation from the course history instead of asking staff to recreate proof from memory.
  • Keeps evidence practical for accreditation, quality assurance, accessibility review, and internal program reporting.
  • Supports PDF and Word outputs so the file can move through the formats institutions already use.

Example prompt

Summarize what’s unpublished vs published in Module 3.

Visibility checks are deceptively important. Morrow reads the current Canvas module and summarizes what students can see, so teams can catch hidden or incomplete module states.

  • Checks the current module instead of relying on memory from the last course-copy pass.
  • Helps teams resolve “why can’t students see this?” questions with live evidence.
  • Turns small support moments into documented quality checks when they matter later.

Direct identifiers and the Proxy map stay local

Before a single word reaches AI, Proxy swaps student names and IDs for stable local codes inside your browser. Morrow can store de-identified reports for recovery, export continuity, and team review.

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Keep your Canvas courses audit-ready, and keep the record

Start with one Canvas course and run your first check today. For a quality team or department, contact us about evidence exports and a shared rollout.

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