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Sharing Cart
Blocks ::: block_sharing_cart
Maintained by Don Hinkelman, Tue Korsgaard
**Sharing Cart 4.4, release 3 is from 5 February 2024. Requires Moodle 4.2 and PHP 8.0** Download here or go to github: https://github.com/donhinkelman/moodle-block_sharing_cart/. Sorry for any confusion: Sharing 4.2 and Sharing Cart 4.3 were skipped here on the Plugins Database. And Sharing 4.4 was an overly ambitious name--it is actually for Moodle 4.3, and requires PHP 8.0.
The Sharing Cart is a block that enables sharing of Moodle content (resources, activities) between multiple courses on your site.
Latest release:
5125 sites
1k downloads
190 fans
Current versions available: 6
New version 4.5 is due soon (end of May 2024) which is a complete rework of the plugin. Sorry, but any bugs associated with current release will not be processed. We encourage you the retest the issue after the release of the new version and resubmit the issue.
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. Don Hinkelman from the Moodle Association of Japan is handling bug discussion, testing and user assistance in either in this forum or the github bug tracker. Please bear in mind this a community-driven plugin with limited resources.
Sharing Cart 3.0 was submitted to Remote Learner for independent vetting and passed May 2016. In versions 3.x, new interface programmed by moxis was added, in addition to 'Section Copy' feature and Postgres compatibility (co-funded by Ulm University, Germany and Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan). Thanks also to Ponlawat Weerapanpisit and other contributors for programming assistance.
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We have some problems when we try to copy H5P-activities to the sharing cart that it takes several minutes, often more than 5 minutes, for it to complete the copying. This is also an issue after the upgrade per January 10th. We use Moodle 3.3 with the Boost theme.
Do you have suggestions to why that is?
Thanks!
- MDL-12403: Minimize questions in Question Bank-original “Backup/Import of single quiz includes all questions in database” Bug—critical
- MDL-41924: Minimize questions in Question Bank-new
- MDL-19721: Put Sharing Cart into core.
If so, I'm super excited about this development - been waiting for it!
But, I'm using Moodle 3.1 and made quite a lot of customization to it, so it's not possible for me upgrade. Is there a way to upgrade sharing cart still? Or at least get the 'copy section' functionality into Moodle 3.1 ? It would be amazing!
Thanks!
Roman.
Can anyone explain why the sharing cart continually executes its rest.php code when using the snap theme as this is causing the end user experience too cause the course page load times to be excessive.
Only happens when viewing a course with the sharing cart block present in snap i would like to know what the rest.php is actually doing?
regards
BM
Thanks a lot for the important ShartingCart-Plugin.
Untill now I used this function just by myself. What if I like to share some of my activities to my TeacherTeamMembers? How can I do this as easy as just for myself?
Thanks for your fast answer!
Right now i only added one Teacher to each course. If I like to keep it like this, would it work if we set up a master-course (with no students) where we add all relevant activities. To this Master-Course we enrole all the teachers. They can surf to this extra course and copy the activites to their Sharingcart.
Can you offer a more effiecient ways to go?