Guides to help transition from Moodle ISU to ISU Canvas.
This is a guide for preparing your Moodle ISU Course to backup and import into Canvas. Use the Packing Up Your Course for ISU Canvas Checklist for Faculty to track your progress.
As an instructor, you can create, edit, and delete rubrics in your ISU Canvas course. Rubrics are used as grading criteria for students and can be added to assignments, quizzes, and graded discussions.
Deleting unused questions in your Moodle ISU course before you create a backup will make your import into ISU Canvas go more smoothly. It will also ensure that you are not importing extra items that will take up your course storage space.
Alternatives for the H5P activities that are not available in ISU Canvas.
The Import function allows course content to be moved from one course to another within the same instance of Moodle.
The Import function allows course content to be imported from a Moodle ISU course backup to and ISU Canvas course. User data (student files), manually added calendar events, and topic headings (summaries) will not be imported using this function.
Choice activities from Moodle ISU will import into ISU Canvas as unpublished, ungraded Surveys with the question and the options becoming a multiple-choice question.
The equivalent to the Moodle ISU Feedback activity is a Survey in ISU Canvas. Surveys can be used to receive feedback from students or to give extra points for responding to a survey.
Options available in Canvas for replacing the Moodle Lesson Activity.
Canvas does not have a Wiki tool, but there are a few options to achieve the same goal.
Options in ISU Canvas for replacing the Moodle ISU Workshop activity.
This document is meant to provide a visual reference, displaying the layout and functionality of the question banks in both Moodle ISU and ISU Canvas.
Lists options for reducing Moodle ISU course backup file size.
A Temporary (TEMP) course is necessary so faculty can make needed changes to a course in Moodle before moving the course to Canvas.