Blocks: Sharing Cart
block_sharing_cart
Maintained by 
Don Hinkelman, 
Tue Korsgaard
The Sharing Cart is a block that enables sharing of Moodle content (resources, activities) between multiple courses on your site. Sharing Cart 3.0 was submitted to Remote Learner for independent vetting and passed May 2016. Updated and tested OK for Moodle 3.3>>3.7 on 10 September 2019. Includes new 'Section Copy' feature and Postgres compatibility (co-funded by Ulm University, Germany and Sapporo Gakuin University, Japan).
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News from Global MoodleMoot Barcelona: Praxis of Copenhagen will become co-maintainers of the Sharing Cart. Thank you Tue Korsgaard for your collaboration. Also, thanks to Alex Bias and Kathrin Oswald for their advice and support. *Tested OK for Moodle 3.7* The Sharing Cart is a block for duplicating course items into a personal library and an easy way to move those Moodle resources and activities between multiple courses on your site. With just three clicks, the Sharing Cart copies and moves a single course item from one course to another. It copies without user data--similar to the "Import” function in Course Administration. From version 2.3, user content in Forums, Wikis, Glossaries and Databases can optionally be included. 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 viewable only by teachers, course creators and administrators. Tested on Moodle 3.3, 3.4, 3.5, 3.6 and 3.7. If you have an earlier version of Moodle, please download an earlier version of Sharing Cart that matches your site from this moodle.org plugins database. Note, the github host has been moved to donhinkelman. We appreciate if you can report your requests and issues there.
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Don Hinkelman (Lead maintainer)
Tue Korsgaard: Maintainer
VERSION2 INC: Original Programming Team
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Clarence
I really like this plugin. Thank you so much!
I mainly use it to copy entire course sections. In doing so, what I am observing is that the shopping cart is not always preserving the order of items in the source section: If I create the content in the source section not sequentially, copying the section to the sharing cart will place the items in a seemingly random order. Is there anything I can do about this (except reordering the items in the cart) or is this a bug?
Regards, Christian
Issue:
We have the Sharing cart enabled in all courses, and we have created a custom role that allows all our faculty to view ALL courses.
However, how do I enable our faculty to use the sharing cart without enrolling them as teachers in each course? I can not give them the teacher-role globally, as I don't want them to be able to edit and delete content in other peoples courses.
Any inputs would be most appreciated!
best regards
Simon
Thanks!
We actually encounter an issue with it , but it's theme related, so probably not the plugin fault.
i have a big scorm activity in a course. i duplicated(physicaly) it in other courses. now my backup sapce/moodle storage is expanded ! does this plugin allow me to share my scorm activity and reduce the moodle storage ?
Will we have any updates to version 3.7?
When I tried to use version 3.7 it had some issues, one of them was that I couldn't click the Enable Editing button.
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I can't use the extension in the snap theme
just to understand the use of this Plugin: is it possible to share the activities with collegues? Or is it just to move an activities von from course to another?
Regards, Birgit
If the teacher has a role with an editing permission in your course course, he can copy the activity to his/her course, so in a way that's sharing the activity with other colleagues. The problem is of course that you have to share the entire course with them, and that's too much for some people.
I'm not aware of a way to share a specific activity with everyone, besides a creating a new course that is dedicated entirely for sharing with colleagues. But I wouldn't be surprised if there's a plugin that does what you want it. If you'll find one, please share.