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CE Canvas 

To start your courses, you must activate your account within our learning platform . You will complete your course or program in CE Canvas; please bookmark that page.

Using CE Canvas

• Create Your Password:  
  • Within 90 minutes of registration you will receive an email from CE Canvas with the subject line: "Finish Registration: Canvas".
  • To activate your account, use the link in the email that says "Click here to finish the registration process," set a password for your CE Canvas account and click Register. 
  • Please ensure you record this password as you will use it to access the CE Canvas platform moving forward.

• Access Your Course(s): 
  • With your CE Canvas account, you’re ready to access your course. Log in with the email you used to register for the course and the password you created.
  • Your active courses appear as tiles on your CE Canvas dashboard. Click the tile to access your course:

(Note: Active courses may take up to 90 minutes to appear after registering.)

• Complete course activities:
  • You may find the following articles useful for help completing assignments, participating in discussions, and taking quizzes:

• Email Correspondence: 
  • We use your preferred email, that used for registration, to communicate all important information and notices about your studies.

Need Further Assistance?

Should you have any questions or require help logging in, please don’t hesitate to contact us at cecanvas@ualberta.ca.

For technical support issues, please contact the eClass support team at eclass@ualberta.ca. For urgent issues, you can reach them by phone at 780-492-9372.

For course-specific questions and inquiries, such as questions regarding course content or due dates, please contact your instructor or course administrator using the information on the course home page, or the messaging system in Canvas via the "Inbox" link in the left side navigation menu:

Click the “Compose” button at top-right, then select your course and find your teacher in the “To” field. 

Electronic Communications Policy

The 91³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø uses and will use electronic communication with its students and applicants in lieu of many paper-based processes. "Electronic communication" includes anything that is created, recorded, transmitted or stored in digital form or in any other intangible form by electronic, magnetic or optical means or by any equivalent means. Currently, this most often includes information communicated by email and via a website.

Electronic communication will be subject to the same policies on information disclosure as other methods of communication (see   Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act ). The laws of Alberta will apply to all electronic transactions and communications involving the 91³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏÍø.