Ryan Lufkin

Well, why do I need to be judging?

But he's the expert.

Someone's got to check its work.

It's great at doing research.

It's great at being that assistant and accomplishing tasks that can be time consuming, but it's not infallible.

We can't trust it to that level yet.

Maybe someday, but we still need to be the experts.

We can't offload that to the machines.

We're the makers of Canvas.

Canvas learning management system, at this point, about half of all the college students in North America and about a third of all K-12 students in North America use Canvas on a daily basis in learning.

We're all about instruction.

Instructure is the name of the company.

It's funny, you wear a Canvas shirt to Home Depot and people are like, oh, you're giving me flashbacks to college.

You wear an Instructure shirt, not as many people know.

I always like to explain that connection.

Well, it's funny.

You can tell how good their educators were at designing courses in Canvas if they were like, oh, I love Canvas or, oh, I hate Canvas.

You're like, the teacher probably wasn't using it right.

And a lot of times it's how much support they had in what does a good online course or a good hybrid course look like.

I think too often, especially if they learned really rapidly at the beginning of COVID, our solution grew rapidly because people had to move online over the course of about two days.