Instructure

Instructure’s portfolio of offerings complements Canvas: MasteryConnect is the company’s student assessment platform acquired in 2019, while MasterView Assessments, a tool that allows teachers to evaluate and close students’ learning gaps due to the Covid-19 pandemic was launched in April 2021. In October 2020, it launched the Canvas Certified Educator program for K-12 and higher education. The company introduced "Impact by Instructure" in July 2021, following the acquisition of Amsterdam-based EesySoft, a technology adoption vendor that assists teachers and students with using EdTech products including Canvas. It also launched the Edtech Collective, a community of companies and educators where members gain access to new capabilities and perks. Later, in November 2021, Instructure offered “Elevate Data Sync,” which allows the secure syncing of data between applications and student information systems (SIS), through the acquisition of Kimono, a cloud-based data integration platform. In December 2022, the firm acquired LearnPlatform, a developer of a SaaS EdTech effectiveness system for educators and administrators to help them organize, streamline, and analyze EdTech tools. In November 2023, Instructure acquired Parchment, a leader in digital education records, to provide a verifiable, comprehensive digital passport for learners. In July 2024, Instructure acquired Scribbles, a company specializing in credentialing and records management for K-12 school districts in the US, to expand its credentialing network. 

In February 2021, the company sold Bridge, its corporate LMS for mid-enterprise organizations launched in 2015, to UK-based Learning Technologies Group, and exited the corporate learning market to refocus on the K-12 and higher ed markets.

Key customers and partnerships 
In October 2024, Instructure partnered with Microsoft to integrate Microsoft Reflect into its Canvas LMS, enhancing mental wellness support for students and educators in K-12 and higher education.