One date, four edits
You move an exam. Now you edit the syllabus, the calendar and the assignment page to match. One of them will be wrong by Friday.
Change it once.It changes everywhere.
Move Exam 2 to October 20th. The syllabus says October 20th. So does the Canvas calendar, the review session, the assignments and your Prepara lessons. You changed a date, not five files.
Not a Canvas add-on. It manages the whole course, then updates Canvas and everywhere else for you.
What it fixes
Teaching is not what takes the afternoon. Copying the same change into six places is.
It is keeping one course consistent in all the places it is written down, and noticing what needs attention before the week starts.
Which one is the real syllabus
The syllabus is in Dropbox, the slides are in Google Drive and the real newest version is on your laptop. Finding it takes longer than fixing it.
Every edit ends in an upload
Every small edit ends the same way: save, find the file, open Canvas, upload, check it took.
You just say what you want
You will never see an API token here. You say it the way you would say it to a colleague: create next week's module, update the syllabus, move these assignments back one week.
It notices before you do
Nothing on your calendar reminds you that Thursday's module is still empty. The workspace checks ahead, writes you a short letter in the morning, and suggests the fix. You approve it or you dismiss it.
Watch it work
A syllabus dropped in, and the course assembles itself.
Press play. Nothing here is running against a real course: it is a played demonstration on an example course.
The conversation
I dropped in my syllabus. Set the course up.
Reading MKTG 4333The course is up: 8 weeks, 6 assignments, 2 quizzes. One thing needs you: Quiz 3's dates are crossed.
The course
Drop files here
syllabus-mktg4333.docx
Quiz 3 closes before it opens
Opens Fri, Oct 16 and closes Thu, Oct 15. The fix swaps the two dates. Nothing changes until you say so.
Receipt kept. Undo stays available.
The preview
MKTG 4333: Marketing Research
Quiz 3: dates fixed
A played demonstration on an example course.
Preview, then apply
It can write to Canvas and to your files, so it asks first, every time.
You see it first
Before anything happens, you read what it will do and every place it will touch, in plain words.
You approve it
Nothing reaches Canvas or your files until you say yes. Say no and everything stays exactly as it was.
You can undo it
Every approved change keeps a record of what moved and where, and you can put it all back.
Connections
It connects to where your course already is.
Canvas
Dropbox
Google Drive
Prepara Courseware
Your own files