The document discusses how to create and populate a database or glossary activity in Moodle. It describes how the database activity allows building a bank of record entries on any topic that can include various media types. It also explains how a glossary activity creates a dictionary-like list of definitions. The document then provides steps to create these activities, add fields, and populate them by manually adding individual entries or uploading a CSV file where each record is on a separate line separated by delimiters.

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The database activity module allows the teacher
and/or students to build, display and search a bank
of record entries about any conceivable topic. The
format and structure of these entries can be almost
unlimited, including images, files, URLs, numbers
and text amongst other things. (docs.moodle.org)
Single Glossary
The Glossary Activity allows participants to create
and maintain a list of definitions, like a dictionary. .
(docs.moodle.org)

2. 1) Create Database: Add and Activity –Database
2) Add text fields
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3. Now you can start to add entries to your
Dictionary.
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1) Adding entries Manually
2) Upload CSV file

4. A comma-separated values or character-separated values
(CSV) file is a simple text format for a database table. Each
record in the table is one line of the text file. It is widely
supported, so it is often used to move tabular data between
different computer programs that support the format.
(Wikipedia.org). It can An Excel spreadsheet:
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5. 1) First line should be names of your database fields.
2) Every field is separated with some sign - ; , t or any you
defined.
3) Go to your database and chose Add Field.
Select Upload from File. Don’t forget to specify File delimiter.
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