Your next module, built inside Canvas.

Course++ is a browser extension that writes pages, assignments, quizzes and whole modules into the course you already have open. It works through the Canvas login you already have — no IT ticket, nothing to install on your school’s system.

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Your first 250 credits are on us — about 80 pages’ worth of course content. No card. They last 30 days.

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You type one sentence.

The extension opens beside your course. You describe what you want in the words you would use talking to a colleague — how many questions, worth how many points, due which week. Scope is the whole skill, and it is the only skill.

The extension’s compose box, rebuilt here from the same design tokens as the real one. Not a screenshot, and not a drawing of a browser.

It shows you the plan, builds it, then reads its own work back.

You see the plan and what it will cost before anything is written. Canvas quietly ignores some edits — a graded discussion’s title is the classic one — so Course++ re-reads every item afterwards and tells you what actually landed, instead of a student finding out.

SE 1400 · Web Design Fundamentals Planning

Build a module called “Week 3: Evaluating Sources” with an overview page, a reading assignment, a 5-question knowledge check and a discussion prompt. Due the week of March 10.

Here is what I will make

1 module · 1 page · 1 assignment · 1 quiz · 1 discussion
Due dates set across the week of 10 March
Estimated cost: about 30 credits

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Module — Week 3: Evaluating Sources
Page — Overview and this week’s goals
Assignment — Source evaluation worksheet, 50 pts, with rubric
Quiz — Knowledge check, 5 questions, feedback on every wrong answer
Discussion — “Which of these two sources would you trust?”

Read back out of Canvas — 5 of 5 items found

Discussion title was accepted but not applied. Written again through the discussion itself — correct now.
Everything else matches what was requested.

Week 3 is in the course, unpublished until you publish it. about 30 credits

A recreation of one build, run at reading speed. The wording of each step is the product’s own.

What it makes

Pages: Overviews, orientation pages, study guides — anything student-facing.
Assignments: Instructions, points, a due date, and a rubric that matches the instructions.
Quizzes: Questions plus the feedback that explains each wrong answer.
Discussions: Prompts written to get an answer longer than one line.
Whole modules: All of the above, in order, with the dates set for a given week.

It also works on what is already there: rewrite unclear instructions, add a knowledge check after each reading, or find every image in the course that is missing alt text.

What it will not do

It does not grade.: That is a different tool of ours, GradeBrain, coming soon. This one writes course content and stops there.
It cannot publish your course.: It cannot change course settings either. Publishing stays a decision you make in Canvas, deliberately.
It writes into the course you have open.: To work on another course, open that course. It never guesses which one you meant.
By default it cannot read student work.: Not filtered out afterwards — refused before the request is built.

An afternoon of clicking, or four minutes of typing.

Building a module by hand takes three to four hours. This does it in about four minutes, in the tab you already have open.

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