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For example, if you want your questions to be imported under Question categories for ‘Category: Humanities’ in the Default for Humanities category, make sure on the spreadsheet before exporting to XML file, to specify category “Default for Humanities” or “Default for Humanities / subcategory name”, and on the import page to unselect Get context from file before import.
Moodle Backup Import
If you decide to backup a course, you can get a quick summary of the course in Google Documents through our backup import. To get the backup, go to the admin panel and click “backup” under Settings & backup.
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Proceed with the backup as instructed, choosing whatever sections you want to keep in the backup. The final result will be a file with approximately the format of backup-moodle2-coursename.mbz. In order to reach the XML backup file, you will need to unzip the .mbz file. 7Zip is a free tool that can do this relatively easily (read more here: https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=350148). Once unzipped, you’ll find a file named “moodle_backup.xml”, which we will use for the import.
For the import tool, access (QB)2 and select Import from… > Moodle Backup XML [BETA]. Then import the file as you would a normal import.
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The end result should be a document somewhat like this!
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Caveats
The Moodle Backup XML file cuts off some of the longer titles that summarize the course activities.
Images and other metadata aren’t parsed entirely correctly, as that’s what remains in the XML file (for example, the “{%: Description}” in the image).
Canvas (QTI XML) Export
Exporting from Sheets to Canvas XML works the same way as exporting from Sheets to Moodle XML.
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