Bring Document Accessibility  Into Your Canvas LMS Workflow

No separate platform. No moving files in and out of Canvas. PREP’s LTI integration helps your institution make course documents accessible, support compliance, and make remediation easier for faculty.
Screenshot of PREP Auto Tag dashboard showing bulk PDF accessibility tagging progress within Canvas LMS

Automatically discover and remediate course documents within Canvas

Easy to integrate and leverage for all faculty members

Process thousands of documents efficiently with bulk automation 

When Document Accessibility Happens Outside Canvas, the Work Adds Up

Another tool means more than just another login. Asking faculty to leave Canvas, learn a separate accessibility workflow, and move files between systems adds time and complexity. This makes consistent adoption harder across departments.
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Inside Canvas

Find the Document in Canvas

Identify the course file that needs remediation

2

Inside Canvas

Download It From Canvas

Save the document outside the LMS

3

Outside Canvas

Log In to Another Platform

Open a separate accessibility tool

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Inside Canvas

Download the Accessible Version

Export the remediated document and upload it back on Canvas

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Outside Canvas

Remediate & Review the File

Address accessibility issues outside Canvas

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Upload the Document

Move the file into the new platform and navigate a separate workflow

Outside Canvas

The Bigger Impact Across Your Institution

It Doesn’t Scale

Remediating documents one at a time cannot keep pace across hundreds of courses, departments, and growing content volumes.

Central Teams Carry the Load

When faculty cannot complete remediation independently, requests fall back on central accessibility teams, adding manual work and creating bottlenecks.

Accessibility Becomes Inconsistent

Differences in expertise, limited time, and varying levels of support can lead to inconsistent accessibility across courses and departments.

How PREP’s LTI Integration Makes Document Accessibility Part of Canvas LMS

PREP seamlessly integrates with Canvas and automatically surfaces course files. Select, auto-tag, track, review, and save in a few simple steps without moving your workflow outside the LMS.

Open Your Course Files

Go to the Files section in Canvas and open PREP Auto Tag for the course you want to remediate.

Start Auto Tagging

Select the PDF or PDFs you want to process and start auto tagging while PREP handles remediation in the background.

Review & Access the Remediated File

Track progress, review tagged PDFs in the PREP editor if needed, then access the remediated version directly in Canvas.

PREP Auto Tag file tagging interface in Canvas LMS

Choose the PREP Canvas Integration That Fits Your Workflow

PREP Canvas LTI Lite 

Remediate one PDF at a time inside Canvas, with AI tagging, review, and the accessible version saved directly in your course.

PREP Canvas LTI Premium

Process up to 10 PDFs at once with automated tagging, progress tracking, review, and remediated files saved directly in Canvas.

PREP Canvas LTI Turbo 

Remediate selected PDFs or all course files at scale, with automated tagging, optional review, and completed files saved directly in Canvas.

Why Choose PREP for Document Accessibility in Canvas?

Accessibility should feel built in, not bolted on. PREP’s LTI integration brings automated tagging, bulk remediation, centralized oversight, and reporting into your existing Canvas environment.
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Centralized Canvas Dashboard

View eligible documents across multiple Canvas courses or departments from one PREP dashboard, giving accessibility teams greater visibility into remediation activity across the institution.
Automate more than 90% of document tagging to reduce manual remediation and specialist effort. Add expert human review when needed to achieve 100% accuracy.
Reduce remediation turnaround time by over 60% and process thousands of documents in bulk, making large course libraries and accessibility backlogs easier to manage.
Remediate documents in alignment with WCAG 2.2 AA and PDF/UA requirements, supporting institutional accessibility efforts and ADA Title II readiness.
Automatically detect and remediate content across multiple languages, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew.
Receive UI and email notifications when remediation is complete or when new and updated course documents require attention.
Access analytics and audit evidence through the PREP support team to track progress across courses and demonstrate ongoing remediation efforts.
Apply the same accessibility settings across multiple Canvas courses. Save time and keep remediation consistent without having to repeat the setup for every course.
Support secure document transfer, processing, and storage, with security and privacy documentation covering ISO 27001, SOC 2, HECVAT, FERPA, and GDPR.

Address Common Document Accessibility Barriers With PREP in Canvas

Missing or incorrect document tags

 Incorrect or illogical reading order

 Improperly structured headings and lists

Complex or unstructured tables

 Missing alt text for images, charts, & graphs

 Missing document titles, language attributes, or metadata

Scanned or image-based text requiring OCR

Missing or incorrect tables of contents and navigation

Frequently Asked Questions

PREP’s LTI integration connects document remediation with Canvas, allowing faculty and accessibility teams to access PREP from within the LMS. It helps institutions discover, tag, remediate, track, and return accessible course documents without relying on a separate workflow.
PREP helps remediate document accessibility barriers such as incorrect tags, reading order, headings, tables, alt text, OCR, and metadata. This helps course documents work more reliably with screen readers and other assistive technologies.
PREP remediates document structure and accessibility elements that support assistive technology use, including tags, reading order, headings, lists, tables, alt text, and navigation. The resulting documents are designed to provide a more accessible experience for learners using assistive technologies.
No. Faculty do not need a separate login or platform to use PREP within Canvas. PREP is integrated directly into the Canvas workflow through LTI, allowing faculty to access its functionality from within Canvas using their existing account.
Faculty also do not need specialized document remediation expertise. PREP is designed to automate much of the accessibility remediation process, enabling faculty to upload or select documents, initiate remediation, and access the remediated files through a guided workflow.
PREP can discover PDFs and Word documents within Canvas, with PDF remediation supported through the current workflow. Remediated output is aligned with WCAG 2.2 AA and PDF/UA requirements, supporting institutional accessibility and ADA Title II readiness.
Yes. Faculty can access remediation from within Canvas, while central teams can use the PREP Canvas Dashboard to view and manage eligible documents across multiple courses or departments. This supports both distributed participation and central oversight.
Continual Engine provides support from setup through ongoing adoption, including implementation assistance, administrator and faculty training, technical support, product documentation, and customer success guidance. For more information and detailed help on this, please contact us.
Canvas provides accessibility checking for content created within the LMS. PREP complements these capabilities by remediating uploaded course documents, including PDFs, and addressing structural issues such as tags, reading order, tables, alt text, OCR, navigation, and metadata.
Yes. PREP automatically discovers eligible PDFs and Word documents within the selected Canvas course and displays them through the PREP Canvas Dashboard, so users do not need to locate and upload each file individually.
PREP uses cloud-based document processing and may require Canvas API access, developer keys, or administrator permissions during setup. Token-based authentication is used where applicable. Contact our team for details specific to your Canvas environment and implementation requirements.

Ready to Simplify Document Accessibility In Canvas?

Make document accessibility easier to act on, not another process to manage. Let PREP’s LTI integration help your teams discover, remediate, track, and manage course documents directly through Canvas.
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