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Moodle 3 Administration, Third Edition

Moodle 3 Administration, Third Edition

By : Büchner
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Moodle 3 Administration, Third Edition

Moodle 3 Administration, Third Edition

3.9 (9)
By: Büchner

Overview of this book

Moodle is the de facto standard for open source learning platforms. However, setting up and managing a learning environment can be a complex task since it covers a wide range of technical, organizational, and pedagogical topics. This ranges from basic user and course management, to configuring plugins and design elements, all the way to system settings, performance optimization, events frameworks, and so on. This book concentrates on basic tasks such as how to set up and configure Moodle and how to perform day-to-day administration activities, and progresses on to more advanced topics that show you how to customize and extend Moodle, manage courses, cohorts, and users, and how to work with roles and capabilities. You’ll learn to configure Moodle plugins and ensure your VLE conforms to pedagogical and technical requirements in your organization. You’ll then learn how to integrate the VLE via web services and network it with other sites, including Mahara, and extend your system via plugins and LTI. By the end of this book, you will be able to set up an efficient, fully fledged, and secure Moodle system.
Table of Contents (19 chapters)
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Index

Chapter 13. Backup and Restore

Your hosted Moodle application will contain a lot of very important data such as coursework, assignments, grades, and all administrative data, for example, users, cohorts, and roles. Therefore, it is vital that you have a good backup strategy in place.

Moodle itself supports two types of backups:

  • Course-level backup: Course backups are usually run on an ad hoc basis and only save the selected course. You will learn how to create course backups, restore courses, and how to copy course content using the related course import facility.
  • Site-level backup: The site backup option saves all courses and their related data to a specified location at regular intervals. You will learn how to set this up and recover data from it.

Both mechanisms will be covered in detail before we look at system-level backups, which include Moodle backups (covering the Moodle software itself as well as the data stored in it) and snapshot creation (full system images).

We will conclude...

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