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Wondering where your upcoming courses are, or generally confused about how to get around in the updated AsULearn? Try this 3-minute video:

AsULearn is a locally customized version of the well-known open-source Moodle learning management system.  

Each academic year of AsULearn (grouped Fall-Summer II) has its own server/site, as does AsULearn-Projects, which holds committee sites, development sites, and anything non-Banner-driven and/or without necessarily an end date. 

  • In the past, faculty most often used the Import feature within a course to bring content from past courses into current or future courses. Import still works from one course to another within the same academic year or server
  • Anytime you move content from one academic year to another, you will need to use a Backup/Restore process instead of Import, which takes a bit longer (3-15 minutes typically, depending on the size of the course). If you get a message that your course is too large to restore it to your new course, simply contact your IT Consultant for assistance.  

The Dashboard is organized with:

  • A block for Recently Accessed courses;
  • A block, called Course Overview, contains the courses of your current academic year (which runs each fall through the end of Summer II);
  • And a block, called My AsULearn Sites, with access to all other sites, including Projects/committees and past academic years, each organized in a tab. 

Within each tab, you may have enough established courses that you may need to page through your courses to find the one you need. 

TIP: To easily move between servers/sites in the My AsULearn Sites block, keep a tab open of your main AsULearn landing page to return to, which can act as a hub to all your sites. 

New semester courses are built and made available to faculty in AsULearn when they are received from the Registrar's Office and ITS:

  • Summer I, Summer II, Fall: mid-March
  • Spring: mid-October

If faculty need to begin building their courses prior to these timeframes, please contact your IT Consultant to set up a development course.



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