Canvas Outage Disrupts Students' Classwork Amid Midterm Season
The Emory Wheel, an independent student-run newspaper of Emory University since 1919, reports a widespread Amazon Web Services (AWS) server error caused a Canvas outage.
The outage, which lasted nearly 15 hours, began around 3:00 a.m. and ended around 6:00 p.m., blocking students from accessing assignments and class materials.
- Students expressed frustration about the lack of access to Canvas.
- The outage affected students' ability to manage assignments and caused stress.
"I have assignments due tomorrow that I had planned out time in my schedule to do today, but because they're on Canvas and Canvas isn't working, I can't do them," - Anahata McCallum-Moore (27Ox)
McCallum-Moore highlighted the impact of the outage on her headspace and ability to manage assignments.
Author's summary: Canvas outage causes stress among Emory students.
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