Visiting lecturer at a university with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 5
Jun 28, 2024
The platform can be expensive for smaller organizations with fewer students. It's more suited for larger institutions with budgets accommodating its pricing structure.
Director of Extension and Linkage. North Zone Rectory at a university with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Jan 17, 2024
The pricing of Canvas is satisfactory for my university. We have negotiated a good price, especially considering that we are a large university with twenty-six campuses across the country. Canvas offers a favorable pricing model for academic institutions, and the cost is reasonable. However, in continuous education, the challenge lies not in the price itself but in the business model. The requirement to pay for the entire year when our students may only use the license for a shorter duration creates challenges. The inability to adjust the licensing based on actual usage is a significant drawback for us, making the effective cost higher compared to other platforms like Hyper Learning.
Principle Product Manager at a healthcare company with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Oct 25, 2023
I lack in-depth information regarding these matters as they are managed by others. My role is that of a reviewer, and I'm not privy to the specifics of the piping agreement, revenue sharing, or partnership arrangements.
Learning Magic Solutions | Managing Director at CTI
Real User
Top 5
Aug 30, 2023
Canvas LMS is low-priced compared to other vendors. It has an annual subscription. One has to pay for licenses, and if they want extra features, they have to pay additional costs.
Canvas LMS offers a user-friendly platform integrating with tools like Zoom, delivering content creation and course management with minimal instruction, supporting large academic institutions effectively.Canvas LMS is designed for ease of use and strong integration capabilities, featuring a scalable infrastructure and robust API support. The platform's intuitive interface facilitates content creation, course management, and student assessments, enabling educators to seamlessly manage...
Canvas LMS is definitely affordable. It's probably less expensive than most LMSs at the moment.
The platform can be expensive for smaller organizations with fewer students. It's more suited for larger institutions with budgets accommodating its pricing structure.
The pricing of Canvas is satisfactory for my university. We have negotiated a good price, especially considering that we are a large university with twenty-six campuses across the country. Canvas offers a favorable pricing model for academic institutions, and the cost is reasonable. However, in continuous education, the challenge lies not in the price itself but in the business model. The requirement to pay for the entire year when our students may only use the license for a shorter duration creates challenges. The inability to adjust the licensing based on actual usage is a significant drawback for us, making the effective cost higher compared to other platforms like Hyper Learning.
I lack in-depth information regarding these matters as they are managed by others. My role is that of a reviewer, and I'm not privy to the specifics of the piping agreement, revenue sharing, or partnership arrangements.
Canvas LMS is an affordable solution.
Canvas LMS is low-priced compared to other vendors. It has an annual subscription. One has to pay for licenses, and if they want extra features, they have to pay additional costs.
I am not aware of the costs.