Summer 2022
Canvas available for use by Notre Dame instructors, with transition support, on-boarding, and orientation.
- May 9, 2022 – the last day Sakai will be available for teaching.
- Summer 2022 – Sakai will not be available for teaching. All courses will be created in Canvas.
- January 20, 2023 – All access to retrieve any content from Sakai will become unavailable to faculty and students.
Spring 2022 – Final semester to use Sakai
The last day Sakai will be available for teaching is May 9, 2022 and the last day faculty & staff will have access to content in Sakai is January 20, 2023.
- Canvas is available for use by Notre Dame instructors, with transition support, on-boarding, and orientation.
- Workshops available for Canvas professional development opportunities
- Spring 2022 is the final semester Sakai will be available for teaching.
- Campus campaign to build awareness and desire to use Canvas as ND new Learning Management System (LMS)
Fall 2021
- All Notre Dame courses moved to Canvas and available to teach in either Sakai or Canvas
- Faculty can opt in to conduct courses in Canvas
- Campus-wide campaign in full swing to move from Sakai to Canvas
Summer 2021
- Fall 2021 migration efforts for select faculty/courses. (Faculty whose courses are prioritized to move to Canvas for Fall 2021 have been contacted).
- All summer courses (with the exception of Summer Online program) will remain on Sakai.
Spring 2021
- Faculty chosen to participate in the pilot will test one of the two finalist platforms (BrightSpace and/or Canvas) in live instruction, supported by the OIT Teaching and Learning Technologies team.
- The faculty committee will continue to collect faculty and student feedback, evaluate the results of the pilot, and recommend the successor platform by the end of May 2021.
Fall 2020
- All faculty are invited to vendor presentations by Instructure on Friday, October 23 (Canvas) and D2L on Friday, October 30 (Brightspace).
- The TLT identifies faculty volunteers to use one of the candidate platforms in a live pilot during the Spring 2021 semester.