1. Access Labster in Canvas
Labster is integrated with our school's LMS, Canvas, so you don't need an account with Labster Course Manager. Instead, you can simply access your Course, and Assignment or teacher Syllabus from our school Portal, and launch a simulation from there.
Example of Canvas
2. Click on the simulation link to load it
Once you created your account or found Labster simulations in your School's Portal, you need to click on the simulation to load it.
A payment might be required during the loading screen. Confirm with your Instructor if you need to purchase a voucher code from your Campus's bookstore (or need to pay by credit card).
📚 You can read more information about purchasing access here
3. Play & replay simulation
You can play the simulation, resume it and reload the mission from the last checkpoint to replay a specific part if needed.
As long as the simulation is published, you can play it as many times as you want but your teacher might have set up a number of graded attempts.
📚 Learn more about resuming the simulation here
4. Monitor your grades and progress
- Log into Canvas
- Your student dashboard is accessible from your Assignments page just like any Labster simulation
- Click on it to load your dashboard and navigate to the
For more information about the Student Dashboard from our Canvas Portal (LMS), click here.
Best Practices
To ensure the best experience, have a look at the best practices to play Labatser!
- Check your device compatibility:
- Follow the recommendations below to play Labster:
Do | Don't |
Play from a supported browser: Chrome and Firefox | Play from Safari, Edge, or Opera |
Use a compatible device: Laptop, Computer | Use your iPhone or any smartphones |
Download Labster App if you play from your Chromebook or Ipad (not all the LMS are supported by the app with the Ipad) | Play Labster with other programs & tabs opens |
Clear your Browser cache & cookies | Reload the simulation from the mission tab to many times |
Contact the Labster Support team anytime | Click away while loading the simulation |