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NET+ Instructure Canvas

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Subscribers
Eligible Subscribers Include:
Internet2 Members
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The NET+ Instructure Program gives institutions a trusted way to adopt and influence Instructure services, including the Canvas learning management system. Through community leadership, shared standards, and direct engagement with the provider, campuses gain more than a contract—they gain a partnership.
Developed in collaboration with Internet2 member institutions, the program fosters meaningful and sustained engagement between campuses and Instructure. The NET+ Instructure program enables institutions to shape priorities, address shared challenges, and drive long-term value through collective action.
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Program Benefits:
Institutions participating in the NET+ Instructure program can expect the following:
- Lower procurement burden through an already negotiated, peer-vetted agreement
- Stronger support and responsiveness via Internet2 escalation and advocacy channels
- Early visibility into roadmap planning and opportunities to shape new feature development
- Active Service Advisory Group (SAG) that regularly advises Instructure on community priorities
- Participation in benchmarking and shared data initiatives to inform institutional strategy
- Impactful discounts on Instructure products and services available through the program
- Two free passes to InstructureCon for new program participants during their first year
Subscribers
Advisory Group
- Chair: Karin Roberts, University of Washington
- El Schofield, University of Washington
- Catherine Zabriskie, Brown University
- James Foley, Brown University
- Tammie T. Patten, Dartmouth College
- Marty Soupcoff, Duke University
- Michael Greene, Duke University
- Valerie Rake, Ohio State University
- Travis Ritter, Ohio State University
- Amanda Barnett, Rice University
- Angela Rabuck, Rice University
- Bobbie Garner-Coffie, Tulane University
- Allison Czapracki, University of California, Berkeley
- Miles Lincoln, University of California, Berkeley
- Nate McKee, University of California, Los Angeles
- Matt Heinlein, University of California, Los Angeles
- Kerlene King, University of Central Florida
- Dr. Francisca Yonekura, University of Central Florida
- Sam Porter, University of Maryland
- Jessica Sowalsky, University of Maryland
- Dan Skendzel, University of Notre Dame
- Steve Varela, University of Notre Dame
- Jon Thomas, University of Utah
- Neal Legler, Utah State University
- Christopher Phillips, Utah State University
NET+ Instructure
What We Offer:
Trusted Agreement Adopted by Over 170 Institutions
Institutions that join the program benefit from a Business Agreement that addresses essential priorities including data privacy, accessibility, and pricing. With more than 170 campuses participating, the agreement reflects a decade of peer-vetted trust, contract clarity, and predictable procurement.
Continuous Engagement That Delivers Ongoing Value
NET+ Instructure is not a one-time purchase, but rather an ongoing model of collaboration. Institutions benefit from:
- Quarterly community calls and structured program updates
- Joint roadmap and feedback sessions with Instructure
- Participation in benchmarking surveys and data-sharing initiatives
- Opportunities to present and collaborate at Internet2 and Instructure events
This structure helps campuses stay informed, advocate for shared needs, and influence service direction in alignment with institutional goals.
Guided by Higher Education Leaders
The program is governed by an active Service Advisory Group (opens in a new window) made up of professionals from participating institutions. This group meets monthly and advises on program strategy, provides regular feedback to Instructure, and collaborates on shared resources such as best practice guides.
Additionally, the Data Governance Advisory Council (opens in a new window) brings together experts from participating institutions to help shape Instructure standards for data privacy, usage, and stewardship. Their input strengthens the program’s alignment with Instructure policies and evolving compliance expectations.
A Strong Peer Community
The NET+ Instructure Program fosters a collaborative network where institutions share solutions, align on challenges, and develop campus strategies together.
For more information about program benefits and community activities, visit our Program Wiki (opens in a new window).
Next Steps
Joining the NET+ Instructure Program:
Program Eligibility Requirements
In order to join the NET+ Instructure Canvas program and take advantage of special benefits, terms, and pricing, a couple of things have to happen:
- The Institution must first become an Internet2 Member if they aren’t already
- The Institution would then sign an Enterprise Customer Agreement (ECA) with Internet2 on behalf of Instructure
- Internet2 would work with Instructure to generate your next Order Form with special NET+ terms and pricing
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