After a tremendous effort, Sharing Cart 5.2 is now released. No words can express how thankful, we, the Moodle Community, is for many hours of dedicated work by Frederik Pytlick, Ulrik McAdle and Tue Korsgaard of moxis for reprogramming the difficult transition to Moodle 5.x. Moodle's architecture has undergone many changes and we appreciate all the testing, issue-reporting, and patience by you, the educators and users of the Sharing Cart. You will undoubtedly find more issues in this new release, so continue to report here: https://github.com/donhinkelman/moodle-block_sharing_cart/issues . Later, to hasten development, we may decide to move the sharing cart repository to:  praxisdigital/moodle-block_sharing_cart. Stay tuned for more information.

Sharing cart allows the teacher to copy sections and individual activities into a clipboard (the 'sharing cart'), so the teacher can easily move activities from one course to another without having to go into the "Reuse course" function. 

Another common use case for the sharing is to created shared teachers course which a teacher can easily copy her best activities into and and other teaches can reuse those in his own courses. In addition, items can be collected and saved on the Sharing Cart indefinitely, serving as a library of frequently used course items available for duplication. 

The sharing cart is currently maintained by the premium Moodle partner, "moxis". If you have any specific feature request, feel free to reach out on: support@moxis.dk, write an issue on GitHub and/or submit a PR. Please bear in mind this a community-driven plugin with limited resources.

Sharing Cart was designed in 2008 by teachers in Japan eager to collaborate and share their teaching activities. Later, Sharing Cart 3.0 was submitted to Remote Learner for independent vetting and passed in May 2016. In versions 3.x, a new interface programmed by moxis was added, in addition to the 'Section Copy' feature and Postgres compatibility (co-funded by Ulm University, Germany and Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan with programming by Ponlawat Weerapanpisit. Thanks especially to the programming team of moxis, who have vastly improved the plugin and continuously supported it over the past five years.
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