Introduction to Copying and Moving Content
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This document provides instructions for copying and moving content in Minerva. It explains that the user should first ensure edit mode is on and enter a content area. Then they should hover over the item to reveal an action link arrowhead and select move. They will then choose the destination folder for the item from a list of their modules and organizations. Finally, they submit to complete the move. The process for copying is similar except they select copy instead of move. They can also bulk copy multiple items using packages and utilities.
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- 3. Make sure Edit Mode is ON.
- 4. Enter a Content Area e.g. Learning Resources.
- 5. Hover the mouse over the item to be copied or moved to reveal the Action Link arrowhead. Select Move from the menu.
- 6. In this example, the DADA Handbook is going to be moved. Destination Module includes a list of all modules and organisations you have instructor access to. Select Browse to identify the Destination Folder.
- 7. Select the folder the item will be moved into. In this example, I’m selecting the DADA folder.
- 8. Check the Destination Folder is correct and select Submit.
- 9. The Item has now been moved into the Defence Against the Dark Arts Folder.
- 10. Inside the DADA Folder. The process for copying content is very similar. Complete the Copy webpage form by choosing the Copy Destination Folder and select Submit.
- 11. You can also bulk copy content, tools and enrolments to another module via Packages and Utilities in the Control Panel.
- 12. End