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<DIV>You could try copying the Mysql data base and the data directory to your
Mandrake installation but I'm a bit rusty on this. Probably the best way is
to backup each course from inside Moodle (windows) and restore it on the
Mandrake installation. This would be the safest way.</DIV>
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<DIV>Phil Brown</DIV>
<DIV>Oxley College </DIV>
<DIV>9727 9917<BR><BR>>>> WEIR@internal.thomascarr.melb.catholic.edu.au
14/6/2005 8:55:16 am >>><BR></DIV>
<DIV>We have recently started to setup moodle at our school for the
first<BR>time and we had been using it on a Windows machine we are now in
the<BR>position were we need to roll it over to a Linux machine.<BR><BR>Is it
possible to keep all the settings that we had on the windows<BR>version and
restore them to the new Linux box.<BR><BR>We were running it on XP and will be
going to Mandrake 10.1<BR><BR>I think it is possible but really want to make
sure.<BR>Andrew<BR><BR><BR>Andrew Weir<BR>Head Of Information
Technology<BR>VK3HFT<BR>Thomas Carr College<BR>35 Thomas Carr College
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Message-----<BR>From: moodle-bounces@edulists.com.au<BR>[<A
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On Behalf Of Roland Gesthuizen<BR>Sent: Monday, 13 June 2005 6:51 PM<BR>To:
'Moodle Users' Mailing List'<BR>Subject: [Moodle] A focus on connection and
network forming<BR><BR>I stumbled across a survey about the deployment, features
and<BR>satisfaction<BR>of users with a Learning Management System. We often
place an emphasis<BR>on<BR>integration, perhaps at the price of end user
satisfaction and learning<BR>success. <BR><BR>Whilst assessment, reporting,
tracking and compliance are important,<BR>what<BR>seems to be missing from most
commercial LMS packages is reported to be<BR>a<BR>focus on the most valuable
part of learning online: connection and<BR>network<BR>forming.<BR><BR>Regards
Roland<BR><BR>--<BR>Roland Gesthuizen - eLearning Coordinator - Westall
Secondary College <BR><A
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