Canvas LTI 1.3 Integration — Step 1: Registration and Activation
How to register Lab.Computer as an LTI 1.3 app in Canvas and get your organization activated — the first step in connecting Lab.Computer to your Canvas instance.
Read moreProctorTrack Proctoring Levels: Which One Should You Use?
A side-by-side comparison of ProctorTrack's four proctoring levels — from fully automated ID checks to live human proctors — and guidance on which one fits your assessment.
Read moreProctorTrack: Instructor and Student Guide
How to enable and use ProctorTrack proctoring on Lab.Computer — the full instructor setup workflow and the student onboarding-to-exam experience.
Read moreGetting Started: Creating a Course and Adding Students
How to create a course on Lab.Computer, understand its key configuration options, and choose the right enrollment method — public link, Share ID, individual invites, or bulk CSV — for your class size.
Read moreGetting Started: Creating Your Lab.Computer Account
A complete walkthrough of signing up for Lab.Computer, verifying your email, and choosing the right role — plus fixes for the sign-up snags that aren't documented anywhere else.
Read moreGetting Started: Creating an Assignment
How to create, configure, and release an assignment on Lab.Computer — from choosing hardware resources and timeouts to generating and publishing the final version.
Read moreCanvas Assignment Setup and Launch — Step 2
How to configure a Canvas assignment as an External Tool that launches into Lab.Computer, and what students see when they launch — the second step after Canvas LTI registration.
Read moreGetting Started: Grading Assignments
How grading works on Lab.Computer — reviewing submissions, understanding auto-graded test cases and MCQs, overriding scores manually, and exporting final grades.
Read moreGetting Started: Student Making a Submission
A real walk-through from the student's seat: launching a Canvas-linked assignment into Lab.Computer, finding MySQL already installed and running, working through the exercises, and submitting an attempt that gets some answers right and one wrong.
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