I suggest you back up the Glossary as a course backup file and restore it on your other installation.
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Moodle in English -> Book Change parent chapter -> Re: Change parent chapter
Images have to be embedded into the Word file using web-compatible file formats such as GIF, JPEG or PNG. There is some more documentation on handling figures on a new Moodle document page I just added at How to prepare a Word file for import into a Book.
I don't know of any plugin that allows book chapters and sections to be re-organised. It would probably need to work a bit like the Categories page on the course Question bank, I imagine.
Moodle in English -> Book Change parent chapter -> Re: Change parent chapter
You could try using the Microsoft Word File Import/Export (Book) plugin to export the book into a Microsoft Word file. You can then use the Outline view in Word to easily move sections and subsections around. Finally, you can import the Word file back into a Book resource. You really have to create a new Book resource and delete the current one, because the plugin doesn't let you simply replace the existing chapters in the current Book (it would be nice if it did).
Moodle in English -> Quiz Moodle Question Bank -> Re: Moodle Question Bank
The number of questions directly in a category is displayed inside the brackets. On the course Question bank Categories page, this number does not include questions in sub-categories. When you display questions in a category, there is an option to include questions in subcategories or not. You can use this feature to get the number you want. On the Question tab page of a course Question bank, if you check the "Also show questions from subcategories" box, Moodle displays all the questions in the current category and its subcategories. At the bottom of the page it will have a link like "Show all 51", where 51 is the total number questions.
Moodle in English -> Attendance (plugin) Fichier CSV - Format des données -> Re: Fichier CSV - Format des données
The format isn't documented well, but the following three formats worked for me. You can use the users username, idnumber or email address fields to identify the student. Note that the column label must match the fieldname you are using. (The Moodle Upload users documentation defines the field/column names). Set the status column according to the letter defined in the "Acronym" column in the "Status set" page of the Attendance activity. The scantime column can be in any valid date/time format supported by the PHP strtotime() function, and you can also leave it out of the CSV file if you prefer.
1. User ID Number ('idnumber') field as identifier
idnumber,status,scantime Z9990101,P,2022.06.29 10:00 Z9990102,L,2022.06.29 10:20 Z9990103,E,
2. User email address ('email') field as identifier
email,status,scantime alice@gmail.com,P,2022.06.29 10:00 bob@gmail.com,L,2022.06.29 10:20 charlie@gmail.com,A,
3. User ID ('username') field as identifier
username,status,scantime alice.student,P,2022.06.29 10:05 fred.student,L,2022.06.29 10:25 harry.student,E,