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*[[ | *[[Course backup]] | ||
*[[Roll courses forward]] (in Moodle 1.7 onwards) how to repeat a course again | *[[Roll courses forward]] (in Moodle 1.7 onwards) how to repeat a course again | ||
*[[Import course data]] or parts of your other courses (in Moodle 1.6 onwards) | *[[Import course data]] or parts of your other courses (in Moodle 1.6 onwards) |
Revision as of 14:45, 31 July 2008
Template:Course admin Courses can be restored from a backup made by Moodle. Course backups are usually stored in the backupdata folder within the course files folder. There is a link next to every course backup that says restore. Each version of Moodle has its own slightly different process for restoring. Generally speaking a backup may be restored several ways. It can
- Copy over the data in any course, or
- Add the backup to any course, or
- Create a new course that is a duplicate,
- Offers option to include student data and/or course files.
The backup and restore process is a common way of moving or, copying specific courses from one Moodle to another.
Template:Moodle 1.6Version 1.6 and later offers more options in the backup and restore process. Backup restore has a more detailed description of the 1.6 process. It is possible to backup and/or restore specific course resources and activities. For example, a teacher can backup the entire course, then restore only Lesson 1 with student data, Lesson 4 without student data and a forum with student data, to a new or existing course.
This selective restore process is similar to the Import feature in the course administration block.
See also
- Course backup
- Roll courses forward (in Moodle 1.7 onwards) how to repeat a course again
- Import course data or parts of your other courses (in Moodle 1.6 onwards)
- Video showing how to restore a course backup file in Moodle
- Using Moodle upload course & use? forum discussion