#!/usr/bin/php <?php // Place this script in /<moodle-root-path>/course/ directory and run it // * To delete one specific course with id: // ~# php bulk_delete.php <course_id> // // * To delete all courses in the system: // ~# php bulk_delete.php // // Tested Moodle version: // * Moodle 2.7 - Web Jun 4, 2014.
Jun 03, 2014 · } else { print_r("Deleting all courses...\n"); // Get array of all courses $courses = get_courses(); print_r($courses); print_r("Courses count: " . count($courses) . "\n"); if(count($courses) > 1) { // there is one default course of moodle foreach ($courses as &$course) { delete_course($course); fix_course_sortorder(); // important!
The Course Management panel opens, Under Course Settings, click Restore. Under the Import a backup file section, drag and drop your .mbz file into the box to upload your file, or click Choose a file... to browse for the file to upload. Under the drag and drop box, click Restore to begin the course restoration process.
Oct 14, 2014 · This will allow you to edit the courses, and in turn delete them as required. Here is how to delete courses on Moodle: 1. Log In. It is definite that you must log into Moodle in order to have the authorization to delete the courses. It might not be possible to delete the course from Moodle if you are not logged in. 2. Select Action
A Guide to Building a New Course in Moodle. There are several basic steps to setting up a new Moodle course. Use this page as a guide and follow the links to IT support articles that explain your options in greater detail. Starting April 5th, 2021, new UMass Amherst Moodle courses are hosted on Moodle in the Cloud, an upgraded version of...
I just wrote a php script to delete all courses in the moodle system. I think this is helpful, feel free to use it:
Having a param to delete a single course, with the default to delete all courses seems like a very dangerous way of writing the script.
thank you. I was able to run it in v3.1 to delete over 120 courses. It look a long time but worked fine.
Log into your Moodle course and in the menu bar at the top of your page, click the Course Management icon (gears). The Course Management panel opens,
As an instructor, you can Back Up a Moodle Course by creating and downloading a Moodle Backup File (.mbz). An .mbz file is a compressed archive of a Moodle course that can be used to restore that course within our new version of Moodle, Moodle in the Cloud, or at a different campus. We recommend instructors back up their courses at the close of each semester. Please note that .mbz files cannot be used outside of Moodle.
Course content from Summer 2019 through Spring 2021 will be moved from Legacy Moodle to Moodle in the Cloud, the new version of Moodle for summer 2021 courses and beyond. Once migrated to Moodle in the Cloud, you can use the Import tool to copy course content to a new course. See Reuse a Moodle Course using Import.
If you need your course materials from Legacy Moodle sooner, you can back up the course contents and use the Restore process described on this page to restore the content on Moodle in the Cloud.
Here is how to delete courses on Moodle: 1. Log In . It is definite that you must log into Moodle in order to have the authorization to delete the courses. It might not be possible to delete the course from Moodle if you are not logged in. 2. Select Action.
Some of the common reasons that would lead to a course to be deleted in Moodle include the following; • The Course is unused: If a course was preliminary created in Moodle, but it is not used anymore, the admin would be compelled to delete the course .
The courses created are usually meant for teachers to carry out the relevant topics to their students, mostly online. However, there comes a time where you might no longer need an already existing course, which was previously visible to the students.
That is why only the administrators are the ones who can delete the given course. As an Admin, you must also be careful enough when performing the deletion of the courses. First off, you must ensure you know the name and code of the course to be deleted before you commence.
A normal teacher or the students cannot delete the course. This is mostly because the course created are very vital in the teaching process. For that, they need to be treated with care and avoid accidental deletion. That is why only the administrators are the ones who can delete the given course.
Use this page as a guide and follow the links to IT support articles that explain your options in greater detail. Starting April 5th, 2021, new UMass Amherst Moodle courses are hosted on Moodle in the Cloud, an upgraded version of...
Moodle is a widely-used open source learning management system (LMS), that can be used to deliver course content and host online learning activities. For each term you teach an on-campus class, you must request a Moodle course in SPIRE. You can request your Moodle course for an upcoming class when...
The columns on each side of a Moodle page contain Blocks. The Navigation and Administration blocks are required, but others are optional. New Moodle courses start out with a set of default blocks. You can add additional blocks, remove blocks, or rearrange the blocks in the sidebars. (click to...
The Moodle Checklist module allows teachers to create a "to do" list for students to work through and provides an easy visual representation of what has been accomplished so far. Teachers can use the Checklist to monitor progress as students complete items on the list, and students can see a...
Activities are interactive tools used to engage students in learning and assess their progress. Moodle includes the standard tools you'd expect from any learning management system including forums, assignments, and quizzes, along with collaborative activities such as wikis, glossaries, and...
Instructors and students can communicate and collaborate using Moodle Forums. Instructors can create discussion topics or, depending on the forum type, allow students to originate topics. Course members can then post replies. Depending on the forum settings, course members may be able to subscribe...
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. There are two options for gradebook reset:
You can also specify a new course start date.
Note: Only users with the reset course capability (by default managers and teachers) can reset a course.
Note that course logs are not deleted (See MDL-43274 )
Students who entered the University of Massachusetts Lowell as freshmen or transfer to the University of Massachusetts Lowell are permitted a maximum of 15 semester credits for course repetitions/deletions to remove grades of C- or below earned in previously completed courses from their cumulative grade-point averages.
Except for courses of a professional nature, which regulations of a particular college may designate as non-repeatable, students may substitute passing grades for repeated failed courses in the computation of cumulative grade-point averages. Except for non-repeatable courses, students must repeat all required courses which they have failed. Courses in which F grades have been received must be repeated and passed before students may take courses for which those failed are prerequisites.
A course substitution is not permitted under the provisions of this regulation unless a course has been dropped as a University offering and an alternate course has been authorized as a suitable substitution by the chairperson of the department that offered the course. Once a student has reached the credit limitations cited below, no further courses may be replaced for the purpose of grade substitution, nor may a student who has used the maximum number of course repetitions for the purpose of grade substitution petition to revoke one or more of these substitutions in order to permit course repetition and grade substitution in an additional course or courses.
Course repetition is permitted only in accordance with the policies cited below, the provisions of which are applicable only to courses taken at the University of Massachusetts Lowell and consequently do not apply to off-campus courses. A course substitution is not permitted under the provisions of this regulation unless a course has been dropped ...
Unless a failed course is repeated within the deadlines for grade substitution, cited above, both the original failing grade and the repeated course grade are counted in computing grade-point averages. Although the provisions of the grade substitution rule and the requirements for maintaining satisfactory academic standing may indirectly limit the number of failed courses which a student may repeat, no formal limitation is placed upon the number of failed courses that may be repeated.
Except for courses of a professional nature, which regulations of a particular college may designate as being non-repeatable, students may repeat a course previously passed with a grade of C-, D+, or D within the provisions of the grade substitution rule cited above. When a course previously passed has been repeated within the provisions of this regulation, the cumulative grade-point average is appropriately corrected for the semester in which the course is repeated. If the grade for the repeated course is lower than the original grade in the course, the lower grade may be deleted under the provisions of the grade deletion rule (see above). Credit is never granted twice for a course that has been passed and subsequently taken again and passed for a second time.
Before you leave for winter break, pick up a testing kit and a pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope at the Public Health Promotion Center (PHPC) in the Campus Center. Following the instructions provided, conduct your unobserved test between Monday, January 10 and Friday, January 14 and promptly use the pre-addressed envelope to mail in your test.
Before you leave for winter break, pick up a testing kit and a pre-addressed, postage-paid envelope at the Public Health Promotion Center (PHPC) in the Campus Center. Following the instructions provided, conduct your unobserved test between Monday, January 10 and Friday, January 14 and promptly use the pre-addressed envelope to mail in your test.