Once you've imported an AsULearn (Moodle) course backup into your Canvas course, use this post-import checklist (File > Make a copy for your use) to review your migrated content before publishing. It covers modules, files, pages, assignments, quizzes, the gradebook, third-party tools and more.
Importing an AsULearn course backup into Canvas
This Knowledge Base article walks you through the process step by step.
Other resources
A playlist of Canvas training session recordings is available on Kaltura (requires login with an App State account).
Migration details and a timeline are available on the ITS website at its.appstate.edu/canvas.
The AsULearn to Canvas comparison is a comprehensive list of how Canvas imports content from a Moodle course backup.
Opt-in and support
Opt in for any or all courses for fall 2026 by Thursday, April 23, 2026. If you opted in for summer, you will need to opt in again for fall. If you do not want to opt in, no action is required at this time. Reminder: All courses must be offered in Canvas by summer 2027.
Additional resources and training opportunities will be shared in the weeks and months ahead. In the meantime, if you have questions or need support, submit a Canvas Support Request.
Canvas migration, from AsuLearn (Moodle) checklist and review process
The UNC System Office has directed all system institutions to unify on Canvas as the shared learning management system. As part of App State's transition from AsULearn (Moodle) to Canvas, we're sharing a series of resources to help faculty migrate their courses.