Yes! The project team is working with school representatives to review content migration. For specific questions, please reach out to your instructional technology lead (Google Doc—NYU NetID/password may be required).
Visit the NYU LMS (Brightspace) Course Migration Overview (Google Doc—NYU NetID/password may be required) for info on what content will/will not migrate.
A self-service migration feature within NYU Classes will be available mid-to-late November. Faculty members and/or school administrators will be able to migrate content and select courses to migrate to Brightspace on-demand.
Apart from the self-service utility, a bulk migration of two years worth of course content will be done over the next few months, starting in December 2020/January 2021.
A detailed timeline will be provided soon.
In addition to the above, an on-demand feature for requesting courses older than the two-years, that is migrated, will be put in place.
Content for courses taught in fall 2019 onwards will automatically migrate. Content prior to fall 2019 will be migrated using the on-demand feature.
Content prior to fall 2019 will be migrated using the on-demand feature. NYU will retain NYU Classes archives of the past seven years.
You will have access to NYU Classes through the end of 2021. All NYU Classes content will be archived and available upon request.
You’ll be able to review/edit your migrated course content in Brightspace and copy what you need into your Brightspace course offering.
Student content is not part of the migrated content.
As a best practice, before you start the self-service migration process, you can clean up your NYU Classes course (e.g., remove any information or content that you don’t want to migrate over, tidy up your "Resources" folder, etc.)
Yes! If you'd like to migrate courses yourself, please use this self-service tool to migrate courses from NYU Classes to Brightspace on-demand.
Faculty that want to use Brightspace for a semester, can submit a request to AskTischIT@nyu.edu detailing their course information (e.g. FMTV-UT 1000 - 001) for course creation. If they have several sections for a course, they should specify if they want separate course sites for each section or all grouped into one course site.
Tisch IT can provide general support but for consultations and training, the NYU Digital Studio offers one-on-one sessions by requesting a remote consultation appointment or emailing digital.studio@nyu.edu.
Please see these top support articles for more information on transitioning to Brightspace.