Difference between revisions of "Content Migration from Moodle to Canvas"
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See Instructure's illustrated Canvas guide: [http://guides.instructure.com/m/4152/l/78277-how-do-i-import-content-from-moodle-into-canvas How to import content from Moodle into Canvas] or follow the directions below: | See Instructure's illustrated Canvas guide: [http://guides.instructure.com/m/4152/l/78277-how-do-i-import-content-from-moodle-into-canvas How to import content from Moodle into Canvas] or follow the directions below: |
Revision as of 10:37, 18 November 2016
When migrating content from Moodle to Canvas, you can choose all or specific content. Expand the steps below for detailed instructions.
TIPS
- To make sure you don't miss anything, select ALL Moodle content and delete/hide what you don't want at the Canvas site.
- IMPORTANT: If migrating quiz question banks, be sure to select ALL Moodle content for the backup file.
BASIC STEPS
(Click "+" button to view instructions.)


Step 1: Create a Backup (mbz) file of your Moodle site


Step 2: Download the mbz file to your computer


If you would like help with migrating content, please contact Academic Technologies for assistance.