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- Users - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
This is what the user uses to log in to Canvas "login_id": "sheldon@caltech example com", If avatars are enabled, this field will be included and contain a url to retrieve the user's avatar "avatar_url": "https: en gravatar com avatar d8cb8c8cd40ddf0cd05241443a591868?s=80 r=g", Optional: If avatars are enabled and caller is admin
- Authentication Providers - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
The attribute to use to look up the user’s login in Canvas Either ‘id’ (the default), ‘sis_id’, ‘email’, ‘student_number’, or ‘teacher_number’
- Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Canvas LMS includes a REST API for accessing and modifying data externally from the main application, in your own programs and scripts This documentation describes the resources that make up the API
- OAuth2 - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Canvas uses OAuth2 (specifically RFC-6749) for authentication and authorization of the Canvas API Additionally, Canvas uses OAuth2 for LTI Advantage service authentication (as described in the IMS Security Framework)
- Grade Change Log - Canvas LMS REST API Documentation
Query audit log of grade change events For each endpoint, a compound document is returned The primary collection of event objects is paginated, ordered by date descending Secondary collections of assignments, courses, students and graders related to the returned events are also included Refer to the Assignment, Courses, and Users APIs for descriptions of the objects in those collections
- Canvas Live API
Canvas Live APISave Token
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