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AccessAlly™ LMS Migration from LearnDash®

This AccessAlly™ LMS Migration from LearnDash® plugin will convert your existing LearnDash courses into AccessAlly courses, so you don't lose you …

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Tested up to WordPress 5.2
Current version1.0.1
WordPress coverageTested up to WordPress 5.2
Minimum stackWP 4.7.0 · PHP 5.6
Directory statusactive
Last directory update13 Mar 20206y ago
Active installations10Adoption metric — not a quality score
WordPress.org ratingNo WordPress.org ratings yet
Official packageDirect from WordPress.org

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WP PlugIndex currently records AccessAlly™ LMS Migration from LearnDash® version 1.0.1 as active, updated 6y ago and tested up to WordPress 5.2.

Overview

About this plugin

LMS Migration Plugin From LearnDash® to AccessAlly™

We created this LMS migration plugin to help anyone who currently has courses set up in LearnDash® and wants to import them into AccessAlly’s Course Wizard.

The plugin will convert modules and lessons into corresponding ones in AccessAlly, and you won’t lose your materials when you disable your LearnDash plugin.

You can also undo your changes, if you wanted to make changes in your LearnDash courses before switching to AccessAlly courses.

It’s important to note that this plugin does not import things like quizzes, assignments, certificates, etc. These will need to be re-created inside of AccessAlly.

This plugin also does not import or convert existing student data into AccessAlly’s format.

How the LMS Migration Process Works

Find out how the process works for migrating from one learning management system to another.

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Install the migration plugin on your LearnDash site

You’ll need to have an active license with LearnDash and AccessAlly. From there, simply install the WordPress plugin and activate it. Then navigate to the converter page.

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Choose Which Courses to Migrate

You can migrate all courses, or pick and choose which courses you’d like to convert into AccessAlly courses. You’ll also see any “unassigned” lessons or content that were created in LearnDash but that aren’t part of a course. You can convert those too.

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Convert to Standalone or Stage Release Courses

You decide how you want your courses to be permissioned in AccessAlly: as a standalone course, where everything is immediately unlocked. Or as a stage released course, where each module can be unlocked over time or on a schedule. You can also convert to regular WordPress pages.

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Edit Courses

Once the LMS migration is complete, you can navigate through AccessAlly’s Course Wizard to add course icons, create tags in your CRM, and test that everything is working. You’ll also need to re-create any quizzes, certificates, and assignments.

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Disable Plugins

If you’re happy with how everything looks in AccessAlly you can disable both the LMS migration plugin and LearnDash plugins. But before you do, make sure to follow the member migration steps to make sure your members can access the new version of your courses.

Differences Between LearnDash and AccessAlly Courses

LearnDash includes a 3-tier course format: Courses, Lessons, and Topics.

With AccessAlly courses, the focus is not on the tiers (since you use regular WordPress pages, you get to decide how “deep” the course goes). Rather, the focus is on the access permission tags, and whether you want to release all course content at once, or “drip” it out slowly over time.

You can read the full AccessAlly vs. LearnDash comparison here to see what the differences are, and what functionality you can expect in both tools.

This plugin was not developed by the LearnDash® team, and is maintained by the AccessAlly team. Any questions should be directed to AccessAlly.

Getting Started:

1. LMS Migration Guide: When migrating platforms, you’ll want to zoom out and look at all of the impacts of a move. It’s possible there are other things you need to update or migrate, including payment systems or permissions.

This guide will walk you through identifying these items, and how to make the move.

2. Step-by-step LearnDash Migration: Follow the step-by-step LearnDash migration tutorial with screenshots to ensure the smoothest transition to AccessAlly.

3. Get In Touch: If you run into any issues or you’d like to ask any questions before undertaking a migration from LearnDash to AccessAlly, you can contact the AccessAlly team and we’ll be happy to help.

From within WordPress

  • Visit ‘Plugins > Add New’
  • Search for ‘AccessAlly™ LMS Migration from LearnDash®’
  • Install the plugin once it appears
  • Activate it from your Plugins page.
  • Go to “after activation” below.

After activation

  • You should see the AccessAlly LearnDash Conversion plugin.
  • Click through and decide which courses you want to migrate
  • Follow the steps in the tutorial
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  • accessally migration
  • export learndash
  • learndash migration
  • lms migration
Compatibility & maintenance

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Tested up to WordPress 5.2

Not yet marked as tested with WordPress 7.1. WordPress.org currently lists Tested up to 5.2.

Current WordPress releaseWordPress 7.1
WordPress.org Tested up to5.2
Minimum requirementsWordPress 4.7.0 · PHP 5.6
Update activity13 Mar 20206y ago

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