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Moodle 2 Administration

You're reading from   Moodle 2 Administration Moodle is the world‚Äôs most popular virtual learning environment and this book will help systems administrators and technicians administer the system effectively. Based on real-world scenarios with plenty of screenshots, it‚Äôs an essential practical gui

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Product type Paperback
Published in Oct 2011
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781849516044
Length 420 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Moodle 2 Administration
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
1. www.PacktPub.com
2. PacktLib.PacktPub.com
3. Preface
1. Moodle Installation FREE CHAPTER 2. The Moodle System 3. Courses, Users, and Roles 4. Course Management 5. User Management 6. Managing Permissions: Roles and Capabilities 7. Moodle Look and Feel 8. Moodle Plugins 9. Moodle Configuration 10. Moodle Reporting 11. Moodle Security and Privacy 12. Moodle Performance and Optimization 13. Backup and Restore 14. Installing Third-party Add-ons 15. Moodle Integration via Web Services 16. Moodle Networking Configuration Settings

Backup and restore applications


While the prime purpose of backups is the recovery of data in case of loss, there are a number of applications that can be carried out using some of the techniques covered in this chapter. We are going to briefly describe two of them.

Year-end procedure

Most organizations have some sort of year-end procedure in place. This might be at the end of an academic year, a term, a financial year, or in the case of roll-on/roll-off setups, on a monthly basis. Given the nature and importance of the procedure it is vital that each step is planned well in advance. The key considerations are:

  • When do you run the year-end procedure?

  • What has to be done?

  • Who is involved?

  • Where will the archives go?

A list of some typical steps that might or might not apply to your setup is as follows. It gives you an idea of how such a procedure might look and demonstrates the importance of the backup facility:

  1. 1. Archive: Create backups of all courses and even consider including a system backup...

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