ARCHIVED: In Oncourse, how do I export or import a portfolio matrix?
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You can export a matrix scaffolding (i.e., all of the structure, guidance, and forms) and then import it into the same site or another site.
Exporting a matrix
- From the menubar of the relevant site, choose .
- Next to the matrix you wish to export, click .
- Choose to
.zip
file. the file, and be sure to remember the
filename and location of the exported file. The file will be saved as
a
Importing a matrix
Before you can import a matrix, you need access to an exported
matrix in .zip
format.
- From the menubar in your portfolio site, choose .
- From the menu near the top of the page, choose .
- On the "Import Scaffolding" page, click .
- On the "Add Attachment" page, you can:
- Select the file if it has already been uploaded to a Resources
folder. Click
.zip
file you wish to import, and then click . next to the file if it is in the
current site, or click to navigate to the
site containing the matrix - Upload the matrix
.zip
file if it is not already in Resources. From the menu next to the appropriate folder, choose . Click to navigate to the appropriate file on your local computer, and select it. You can import several files at one time by choosing , and you can choose to send email notification. When you have chosen all the files you wish to upload, click .
- Select the file if it has already been uploaded to a Resources
folder. Click
- At the bottom of the page, click .
- Click to import the file and open the matrix for editing.
Once you have imported the matrix scaffolding, you can publish it as is or modify the structure, guidance, and/or forms as desired. For detailed instructions, see ARCHIVED: Adding or revising the settings, guidance, forms, reviewers, and evaluators in a matrix cell.
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Last modified on 2018-01-18 16:09:27.