Module migration - backup module


Video guide for module backup

 

Overview:

This guide will show you how to back up the module content during module migration.

 

What to know:

Module migration consists of two straightforward steps:

  1. Module Backup (A copy step from the archive system.)
  2. Module Restore (A paste step to AY23-24 Core system for you to utilize past year contents.)

This guide shows you the procedures of module backup.

 

Table of Contents

 

Step 1: Open the Archive System and log in

Address of the Archive Systems: https://core-archive.xjtlu.edu.cn/
You can also find the link on the Dashboard of the current Core system.

 

 

Step 2: Choose ‘Backup’
  1. Open the course you want to back up.
  2. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner.
  3. Choose 'Backup'.

 

 

Step 3: Adjust the Backup settings

Adjust the Backup settings and click ‘Next’.

 

Step 4: Choose the resources that you want to backup

Module handbook and other important resources’,  ‘Announcements’,  ‘General question and answer forum’ and ‘BigBlueButton virtual classroom’ are the default activities and already established in your modules in the LM Core system. You don't need to backup and restore the default activities.

 

  1. Untick ‘Module handbook and other important resources’, ‘Announcements’, 'Attendance', ‘General question and answer forum’ and ‘BigBlueButton virtual classroom’.
  2. Untick the activities and files you don’t want to backup and click ‘Next’

Step 5: Scroll the page down and click Perform backup

Step 6: Click ‘Continue’

The following warning message can be ignored.

Step 7: Download the backup file

The module restore will take place within LM Core system, which is distinct from the current archive system. For a seamless restoration, it is crucial to download the backup file of the course onto your local device. Please do NOT use the restore button here.

 

Next steps:
Now that you have finished backup the module, you may be interested in the following related articles:

Module migration - restore module

How to download and migrate the question bank from modules in AY22/23 to new module areas in AY23/24

How to download and migrate H5P Content Bank from modules in AY22/23 to new module areas in AY23/24

 

 



Article Number: 376
Author: Tue, Dec 5, 2023
Last Updated: Fri, Dec 29, 2023
Author: Chenhui Li

Online URL: https://knowledgebase.xjtlu.edu.cn/article/module-migration-backup-module-376.html