Saving myLesley Content After a Course Has Ended (Students)

Modified on Fri, May 3 at 11:27 AM

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Overview

As a best practice, we recommend archiving, saving, and backing up your content as soon as your course has ended.


In accordance with the Course Lifecycle Policy, courses are disabled in myLesley after a certain time period. Undergraduate and Masters' level courses are disabled 2 years from the end date of the course. Doctoral level courses are disabled 5 years from the end date of the course. 


Additionally, students lose access to myLesley 60 days after graduation. 



Save Course Content


Download the Syllabus

If your instructor uploaded the syllabus to the course you may click on it to download.


Save the Modules

You may wish to create a PDF of your course content and download it. Instructions for creating a PDF of your myLesley content may be found here: Create Printable Versions of Your myLesley Content: Weekly Sessions/Modules. Please note that if your instructor included any documents you will need to download those separately. 



Collect and Print Discussions

In order to retain Discussion Board content, complete with your classmates' names, you will need to collect your discussions and save them to PDF. Detailed instructions may be found here: Collect and Print Discussions.



Save Blogs, Journals, and Wikis (convert to PDF)

In order to save content in blogs, journals, and wikis, you will need to convert each blog, journal, or wiki page to PDF. Instructions for creating a PDF of your myLesley content may be found here: Create Printable Versions of Your myLesley Content: Blogs/Journals and Wiki Pages


Save Graded Assignments

To download graded assignments, go to your My Grades area, select your assignment, and download the annotated PDF. More information may be found here: Viewing Graded Assignments.



Download Kaltura Videos

You may download a copy of your Kaltura Media videos by going to your Kaltura My Media and download your videos. More information may be found here: Download Your Kaltura Media.



Back Up Your Content to a Cloud-Based Service

Once you have archived and saved copies of your content to your computer, we recommend using a cloud-based storage solution, such as One Drive, Google Drive, or Dropbox, to ensure that you will be able to access your content from any computer at any time. We strongly recommend backing up all of your materials to cloud-based storage.


Lesley University provides access to Microsoft OneDrive for all faculty, staff, and students. To access your free OneDrive account, go to http://lesley.edu/office365 and log in with your Lesley credentials. 


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