PULLMAN – WSU’s online learning management platform has moved from eLearning to Angel (lms.wsu.edu).
Consequently, WSU Pullman faculty who utilize the learning management platform are encouraged to use this semester to migrate for their courses from eLearning to Angel. Currently nearly 40 percent of Pullman courses have been successfully migrated to Angel.
All three branch campuses have already completed their course migration process.
The following opportunities are available for faculty who need to migrate courses from eLearning to Angel:
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For assistance in migrating courses, contact Center for Distance and Professional Education at 509-335-3557 or visit online.wsu.edu/services.
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To initiate the course migration process on your own, if you are comfortable doing so, visit online.wsu.edu/servicesand then click on “Convert your eLearning course to Angel” to start the process. For step-by-step instructions including screen shots visit angel.wsu.edu/AngelManageCourse, then under “Migrating Course Content” click on “From eLearning into Angel.”
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To learn the course migration process so you can do it on your own, or to learn more about Angel, register for an Angel training session. To see available sessions and to register please visit online.wsu.edu/servicesthen click on “Angel Training” or call CDPE at 509-335-3557 for more information.
Important dates to remember regarding the migration from eLearning to Angel:
- All course migration should be complete by March 1, 2010.
- eLearning will not be available for courses Summer 2010.
- The eLearning license terminates effective July 31, 2010.
The Office of Assessment and Innovation (OAI), formerly the Center for Teaching, Learning and Technology (CTLT), is only providing maintenance-level security support to eLearning. Later this academic year, OAI will be contacting the WSU community with information about records retention and removing materials from eLearning before the eLearning license terminates effective July 31, 2010.
For more information about the move to Angel, click here.
