Instructors your Spring 13 courses are now available. Â Below is additional information that will help you in transitioning to Spring.
Important Dates
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March 11th - Student Enrollments for Spring 13 will being to sync into Moodle.
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March 23rd - Winter Term Ends
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May 6th - Summer 13 Courses Available
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June 10th - Summer student enrollments sync into Moodle
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June 15th - Spring Term Ends
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June 24th - Summer Term begins
Course Content Migration:
 Importing a Moodle 2 (Fall 12 or Winter 13) into a Moodle 2 (Spring 13) course:
**If you need to migrate content from a Fall 2012 or Winter 13 course you may use the much easier and faster “Import” feature!Â
Directions on “Importing” a Moodle 2 course into a Moodle 2 course: http://clickables.moodlerooms.com/s/steps/m/joule2/l/82563-how-to-import-course-data-in-moodle-2
Restoring from a Winter 12, Spring 12, or Summer 12 Courses:
If you need to migrate content from a Winter 2012 or Spring 2012 course please go the “source” course onhttp://classesarchive.lanecc.edu/winter-summer2012/ to create a backup file and complete a restore process into your “Target” Moodle 2 course.
Restoring Courses from 2009 through 2011:
If you need to migrate content from a course from 2009 through 2011 please go to the “source” course onhttp://classesarchive.lanecc.edu/ay09-11/ to create a backup file and complete a restore process into your “Target” Moodle 2 course.
Directions for backing up a Moodle 1 course:
https://classes.lanecc.edu/mod/page/view.php?id=254568
Directions for restoring into a Moodle 2 course:
https://classes.lanecc.edu/mod/page/view.php?id=287589
Meta Courses:
If you teach more than 1 of the same course you may want to request a meta course. Â A meta course can combine the two (or more) courses into one single course. Â This will make less work for you by only needing to update one course instead of multiple. Â To learn more about how a meta course works and how to request one please visit this site.
Verify Your Course:
Once you have completed a restore or import it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED that you log-in as a student (i.e. “Joe Test”) and view the course as them. You may assign “Joe Test” to your course and log-in as them. Once a course contains student data (logs, grades, etc..) it is very difficult for the ATC to complete any corrections.
Directions on how to assign a user to your course:
HELP:
If you have any questions or need help in any of these processes please contact the ATC (atc@lanecc.edu).