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
Inside Canvas
Identify the course file that needs remediation
Inside Canvas
Save the document outside the LMS
Outside Canvas
Open a separate accessibility tool
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Inside Canvas
Export the remediated document and upload it back on Canvas
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Outside Canvas
Address accessibility issues outside Canvas
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Move the file into the new platform and navigate a separate workflow
Outside Canvas
Remediating documents one at a time cannot keep pace across hundreds of courses, departments, and growing content volumes.
When faculty cannot complete remediation independently, requests fall back on central accessibility teams, adding manual work and creating bottlenecks.
Differences in expertise, limited time, and varying levels of support can lead to inconsistent accessibility across courses and departments.
Go to the Files section in Canvas and open PREP Auto Tag for the course you want to remediate.
Select the PDF or PDFs you want to process and start auto tagging while PREP handles remediation in the background.
Track progress, review tagged PDFs in the PREP editor if needed, then access the remediated version directly in Canvas.
Process up to 10 PDFs at once with automated tagging, progress tracking, review, and remediated files saved directly in Canvas.
Remediate selected PDFs or all course files at scale, with automated tagging, optional review, and completed files saved directly 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
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