==Use a special course for imported backup files for new courses== ...her sites in that hidden courses files. Then restore the course from that backup.

* If the course to publish has at least one backup in 'backupdata'. ...talog could be found in the neighborhood. A link is provided to the Moodle administrator to browse to the network discovery back-office. This back-office allows sca

#Log in with your administrator account #Make sure the course you want to upload (known as a "course backup") has the file ending .'''mbz'''.

<h4>Course backup</h4> ...enefit from a more logical automated backup ordering process. See [[Course backup]].</p>

* To have sufficient hard-drive space to backup your existing install in its entirety (preferably to another machine). ==Backup everything==

{{Backup}} ...for the whole site. A teacher can create a backup or download an existing backup for safe keeping, or for use on another Moodle site.

...e to publish has at least one backup in 'backupdata'. (Usually, the course backup that was published has been relocated in 'backupdata', so there is no speci ...tegory. The landing category is present in the remote Moodle by the remote administrator.

{{Backup}} ...backups can be restored to bring a site back to the point in time when the backup was made.

{{Backup}} ==Restoring a course backup==

A user with the role of [[Administrator|Administrator]] is typically in charge of a Moodle site once it has been installed, alth *[[Backup]] - how to backup your site and courses

*As an editing teacher (or administrator or manager), access your glossary ==Restoring a glossary activity backup==

...with the appropriate access rights (e.g.editing teacher, course creator or administrator) and Turn Editing On. Within the required Week or Topic Block click the 'Ad ...ith the appropriate access rights (e.g. editing teacher, course creator or administrator) and Turn Editing On. Select the Update icon against the relevant tele-TASK

...e in 'Maintenance Mode' so that there are no users using it bar you as the administrator. ...e in 'Maintenance Mode' so that there are no users using it bar you as the administrator.

{{Backup}} ...e, command lines or website administration. For others please see [[Site backup]].

...se. To add a new course to Moodle, you need to have either [[Administrator|Administrator]], [[Course creator|Course Creator]] or [[Manager|Manager]] rights.To add a ...o that courses created by mistake may be deleted without needing to ask an administrator.

Presets can be downloaded as mbz (moodle backup zip) archives. You can also download several presets in one go by ticking t ...number of views you can apply to a single Dataform activity (although your administrator can limit the max number of views).

*Courses with a lot of backup files; *Login in to Moodle as an administrator and go to the \admin page (Notifications) to install the block

==Front Page backup== You can backup the front page, similar to a [[Course backup]].

Moodle can create a backup file of any single course, which is a fairly straightforward zip file which [[Category:Administrator]]

By Exporting a Skills repository (XML format), you get a backup which can be restaured in a Moodle course by the Import a repository menue. With [[Administrator|administrator]] role, activate the [[Outcome|outcomes]] at site level ("Site administrati