May 14, 2013 · How to Reset - step by step. Log in and go to the course area you want to reset. Resetting a given activity is irreversible, so ensure that you have taken a Backup of your area including the user data - this is a snapshot and can be reinstated if necessary. In your area's Administration block, click on Reset.
Nov 19, 2020 · #MoodleCourses #ResetCourses #TeachRemotelyYou can reuse your Moodle course over and over again by resetting it.I started this YouTube channel so I can share...
Sep 09, 2021 · With the Boost theme click the gear menu and then 'Restore' Otherwise, go to Site administration > Front page settings >... Upload the backup file or choose a file in the course backup area or user private backup area and click Restore Confirm - Check that everything is as required then click the ...
Oct 27, 2020 · #ResetCourse #ReuseCourse #MoodleCoursesGive online courses using Moodle LMS (learning management system). Moodle makes instruction and learning very easy. W...
Resetting Your Course to Clear All User DataFrom the course you want to reset, click the Reset link in the course Administration block. ... Under the General options, set the new course start date and delete all calendar events, course log reports, and user notes.More items...
How to Reset - step by stepLog in and go to the course area you want to reset.Resetting a given activity is irreversible, so ensure that you have taken a Backup of your area including the user data - this is a snapshot and can be reinstated if necessary.In your area's Administration block, click on Reset.More items...•Sep 22, 2021
From the Edit drop-down menu, click Delete section. This will open the Delete section page. You will be reminded that deleting a section will delete the activities contained within it. If you are certain you have moved any content you want to keep out of the section, click Delete.
Re: 1.7: How do I unsubscribe a course as a student?Go to the course.In the Administration block, click on the “Unenrol me from …” link (if visible) to un-enrol from the current course.Jan 9, 2007
Use Site administration > Advanced features > Enable completion tracking (check enabled) in order to allow completion tracking on your site. You can set Completion tracking as On or Off in new courses as a course default in Site administration > Courses > Course default settings.Nov 17, 2020
Click Settings in the left navigation of the course. On the Settings page click Reset Content in right menu. A dialog box will appear warning you that this option is permanent. Click Reset Course Content.
Run a comment to delete all files in a course: sudo php moosh. php -p /var/www/html/moodle -n file-list -i course=15 | sudo php moosh. php -p /var/www/html/moodle -n file-delete -s.Aug 26, 2020
1:563:35Deleting Unneeded Activities in a Moodle Course - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipAnd when you are done you can come down to the topic area that you would like to delete with editingMoreAnd when you are done you can come down to the topic area that you would like to delete with editing turn on click edit delete topic you do get a confirmation message.
For activity modules, visit the Activities management page (Site Administration | Modules | Activities | Manage Activities). Click on Delete to remove all instances of the module in courses and any tables set up for the module.
3:255:37Unenrolling from a Moodle Course - YouTubeYouTubeStart of suggested clipEnd of suggested clipList if it's up here or you can simply go into participants list okay over here or into the users.MoreList if it's up here or you can simply go into participants list okay over here or into the users. And unenroll yourself okay participants that's one place or to the users.
To log out, go to the same location (upper right corner of any Moodle course window) and click the down pointing arrow. Select Log Out from the drop down list.
This allows you to empty a course of user data, while retaining the activities and other settings. Please be warned when choosing items you will delete your chosen user data from this course forever!
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. Note that these grades are still recorded against a user's account.
The Group reset options provides you with the ability to delete all groups created in the course and/or remove all users from any groups within the course.
Depending on the activities used within a course, you will be provided with the option to remove the user data associated with these learning objects. This includes responses to Choices, Quiz attempts, Feedback Responses, Forum posts (from selected Forum types), Glossary entries etc.
This allows you to empty a course of user data, while retaining the activities and other settings. Please be warned when choosing items you will delete your chosen user data from this course forever!
Log in and go to the course area you want to Reset (you need to have editing permissions on this)
You can set a new Course Start Date for the freshly reset course, delete all Calendar events, delete course log report data and delete all user notes attached to the course.
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. Note that these grades are still recorded against a user's account.
The Group reset options provides you with the ability to delete all groups created in the course and/or remove all users from any groups within the course. Moodle1.9
Depending on the activities used within a course, you will be provided with the option to remove the user data associated with these learning objects. This includes responses to Choices, Quiz attempts, Feedback Responses, Forum posts (from selected Forum types), Glossary entries etc.
This allows you to empty a course of user data, while retaining the activities and other settings. Please be warned when choosing items you will delete your chosen user data from this course forever!
You can set a new Course Start Date for the freshly reset course, delete all Calendar events, comments, course AND activity completion data, course log report data and user notes attached to the course.
These Role Reset options allow you to unenrol all users with a particular role within a course (e.g students) as well as remove all role overrides and role assignment specific to the course. This does not affect user role assignments outside the context of the course.
The Gradebook reset options allow you to delete all gradebook items and categories and/or delete all recorded grades within the course. Note that these grades are still recorded against a user's account.
The Group reset options provides you with the ability to delete all groups created in the course and/or remove all users from any groups within the course.
Depending on the activities used within a course, you will be provided with the option to remove the user data associated with these learning objects. This includes responses to Choices, Quiz attempts, Feedback Responses, Forum posts (from selected Forum types), Glossary entries etc.
A course backup file (.mbz) may be restored from within any existing course for which you have permission. During the restore process, you will be given the option to restore as a new course or into an existing course.
Users with permission to access Site administration > Courses > Manage courses and categories or Site administration > Courses > Manage courses and categories > (Category name) can restore courses from here:
An administrator can set defaults and lock selected restore settings in 'General restore defaults' in the Site administration. If a setting is locked, then it can not be changed when restoring a course.
The setting in Site administration > Users > Permissions > User policies > Restorers' role in courses controls whether a user doing a course restore will be assigned a role in the restored course or not.
In Moodle 3.10 onwards, site administrators can restore large backup files using a CLI script.
Is there a way to remove activity completion data for a single student within a course, without jeopardizing other students' activity completion reports? We're talking SCORM packages and certificate generation.
Simply put, we haven't found a way, no. You can remove a person's attempts on a SCORM package but you can't reset the entire course for that person as far as we can find.