Drivia courses are short lessons with interactive exercises and a quiz, and on paid and organization plans learners can ask JAX, an AI tutor, about the lesson they are in. This page sets out what Drivia does today next to the Canvas features Instructure documents publicly.
Lite is free: open a course and work through its lessons and quiz. JAX, the AI tutor, is on Pro, Teacher and organization plans.
On the Teacher plan, the course builder drafts an outline for you to edit, and you publish when it is ready.
Self-serve Common Cartridge import is not live yet. Until it ships, moving courses is a guided migration: instructors review each course before it publishes.
Four questions worth putting to every vendor on your list. Here are Drivia's answers.
In Drivia, JAX answers questions inside the lesson the learner is on, on Pro, Teacher and organization plans.
Each organization gets a workspace where admins add people, group them into cohorts and departments, and assign courses. We set the workspace up with you.
A CSV of who completed each course and each person's quiz scores and pass/fail.
White-label branding, adaptive difficulty and enforced lesson-by-lesson gating are not offered. SSO, SCORM and LTI 1.3 exist in code but are not verified end to end, so we confirm them on a call.
| Job | Canvas (from Instructure's docs) | Drivia today |
|---|---|---|
| Lessons and quizzes | Modules, pages, assignments and quizzes | Short lessons with interactive exercises and a quiz answered in the lesson |
| AI in the product | IgniteAI, Instructure's AI features | JAX, an AI tutor inside the lesson, on Pro, Teacher and organization plans |
| Organizing people | Accounts and sub-accounts, terms and course sections | An organization workspace with people, cohorts and departments |
| Assigning courses | Course and section enrollments | Admins assign courses to people and cohorts |
| Results export | Gradebook export to CSV | CSV of course completions and each person's quiz scores and pass/fail |
Drivia is a learning platform built around short lessons with interactive exercises and a quiz the learner answers inside the lesson. On Pro, Teacher and organization plans, learners can ask JAX, an AI tutor, questions about the lesson they are in. Organizations get a workspace where admins add people, group them into cohorts and departments, and assign courses.
Canvas is an established LMS with a broad feature set that Instructure documents publicly. Drivia is newer and narrower: it focuses on the lesson itself and the AI tutor inside it. The table on this page lists only features Drivia has today, next to the Canvas feature Instructure documents for the same job. We don't publish other claims about Canvas.
Your content stays yours. Canvas exports courses as IMS Common Cartridge. Drivia's Common Cartridge reader is built and tested, but self-serve import is not live yet, so a course move today is a guided migration with our team, and instructors review every lesson before it publishes.
Drivia has LTI 1.3 support in code (launch, deep linking and grade passback), but it is not certified by 1EdTech and has not been verified end to end with a customer's Canvas yet. We confirm it with you on a call before you plan around it.
Every row carries an organization id, and Postgres row-level security enforces that an organization reads only its own data. Drivia does not have a SOC 2 report. We answer security questionnaires directly.
Current plans are on the pricing page. Lite is free and does not include the AI tutor. Pro, Teacher and organization plans include JAX. Organization pricing is quoted by our team.
Every row carries an organization id, and Postgres row-level security enforces that an organization reads only its own data. A data processing agreement for schools and colleges is being written. It is not available yet. Drivia does not offer a Business Associate Agreement and is not for protected health information.
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