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How To Download Course Content (Files) From Blackboard Learn

To transfer course content from Blackboard to Canvas, first download the files from Blackboard as a .zip file and save it to your computer. Then in Canvas, upload the .zip file which will extract the individual files. Add the files to Modules for students to view the organized content. Creating Modules allows adding files, assignments, and other content in a structured learning format for students.

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How To Download Course Content (Files) From Blackboard Learn

To transfer course content from Blackboard to Canvas, first download the files from Blackboard as a .zip file and save it to your computer. Then in Canvas, upload the .zip file which will extract the individual files. Add the files to Modules for students to view the organized content. Creating Modules allows adding files, assignments, and other content in a structured learning format for students.

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Step 1: How to Download Course Content (Files) from Blackboard Learn:


Please click on “Control Panel” >> Click on “Content Collection” >> Click on “Course name”.

Please check the square box left to “File Type” to select all files or check the file that you want to
download >> Click on “Download Package” to download all files as .zip.
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When you click “Download Package” it will open a small new window to save the .zip file. Click
“Save” button to save the .zip file to your local computer.

Choose the saving location (Desktop/My Documents/ C: \Folder etc.) on your local computer
>> Click “Save” again to complete the download process.
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Step 2: How to Upload Course Content (Files) from Blackboard to Canvas:


Please select your course from “Courses” tab on the top of the page in Canvas.

Click on “Files” from the left course menu >> Click on green Up Arrow: on the top right
most corner of the page. It will take you to “Import Files” page to browse your computer.

Click on “Browse” to find your .zip file that you downloaded from Blackboard and Saved in your
computer. Select the .zip file and click “Open” and then click on the blue button “Upload File”.
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It will take some time to unzip the .zip file and upload all files to the course Files area. You will see
a blue progression bar looks like below screen-shot.

• When uploading is finished please click on “Files” on the left course menu to see your files.
Students can download any or all of these files which were not an option in blackboard learn LMS.
But these files are stored as individual file and not organized as “Module/Learning Module” style.

• You MUST ADD them in “Modules” on the left course menu for students to view the course
content in Learning Module style.

Step 3: How to add Course Content (Files) to Modules in Canvas:

Creating Module: Please click on “Modules” from the left course menu >> Click “Create a Module”
blue button >> Give the Module name >> Finally click “Add Module” to create the module.
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Adding Content (Files) to the Module:

Please click on the Wheel: across the created module on “Course Modules” page and
click “Add Content”. This will open the option to add content, assignment, quiz etc. to module.

Select the “File” from the “Add” drop-down list >> Select the File from the list of files >> Click
“Add Item” blue button to add the file to the module.
• To add multiple files please hold down the “Ctrl” key on your keyboard and then select
different files to add them all at one time.
*If you want to add sub-heading under a module, choose “Text Header” from “Add” drop-down list.

• To indent file to left or right mouse over the file name and click left or right arrow;

• To edit a file name click the pencil and to delete a file click the X .

Should you have further question, please email: AZ.Bashet@unthsc.edu or Call at 817-735-2943.

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