Glenys Hanson

Me voilà bien plus savante qu'il y a 2 min ou 2 minutes - je sais maintenant que l'un et l'autre se dit, ou se disent en français (mais pas 2 mins).

Merci, Messieurs.

Hi Pota,

This isn't really the place for technical questions: Using Moodle is for that. I recently answered a similar question there, see: Re: Duplicating a course (and Rolling enrolments)

Cheers,

Glenys

Hi Tarek,

I don't use Quiz (I'm a Hot Potatoes groupie ) much so I can't answer about permissions for a question bank category/subcategory,  but I'm sure some else can.

Cheers,

Glenys

Hi Kirsten,

I can't answer your first question about rolling enrolments (it's usually more effecient to post a separate message for each question).

Yes, you can easily duplicate a course. Create a new empty course with the same number of sections as the original course and in Adminstration > Import look for the orginal course and import it. You can select the elements you wish to important. Then in the Settings of the new course you can name it what you wish. There is nothing to stop it running concurrently with the original course.

Have you thought of having just one course and using Groups and Groupings to seperate out the user groups? If you need to modify the course while it's running, you only have to do it once and not 3 times over. If you're teaching the 3 groups yourself, it's also easier to monitor them.

Cheers,

Glenys

Hi Romano,

Why do you particularly want them to have it as a PDF document?

If they click on the Print icon:

And then in their browser > Files > Save as

They can download a HTML version. Or print it out on paper. Isn't that just as good?

I admit it's not immediately obvious how to do it.

Cheers,

Glenys