The following tools have been integrated with Canvas at Princeton University. Don't hesitate to contact us at canvas@princeton.edu if you want more information about the following tools.

Ed Discussion: Great for a threaded discussion. Supports document and image upload, math equations with LaTeX, runnable code, embedded video, and image annotation.
Google Integration: Collaboration, file sharing, and assignments.
Gradescope: Collect and streamline grading. Supports rubrics and dynamic point adjustment.
Hypothesis: Collaborative tool for annotations. Annotations include highlights, notes, comments, and replies to other comments and notes.
iClicker Cloud: In-class polling. Use this student response system for instant feedback during lectures.
Kaltura: Online streaming platform for storing, publishing, and streaming video recordings.
Mentimeter: Great for interactive presentations, word clouds, and short-answer responses. Helps gauge comprehension and get feedback during a lecture.
Mirador Image Viewer: Image collection viewing and comparing digital images.
NameCoach: Great for learning people's preferred names. Student voice recordings and phonetic spelling.
Panopto: Video and media management. Zoom cloud recordings are automatically uploaded and stored in Panopto.
Perusall: Collaborative annotation of PDFs, open educational resources, published books, and videos.
Photo Roster: See the course roster with images.

Note: You might also explore McGraw's Digital Toolkit, which has information on various tools that serve diverse teaching needs. Please note that these tools might not have been vetted for security or accessibility by the Office of Information Technology and that most do not integrate with Canvas.