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D2L: Instructions for Copying Material to Your Course (Faculty/Staff)

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4.0 - Updated on 06-24-2024 by Alicia Eckenroth Stephenson

3.0 - Updated on 09-06-2023 by Alicia Eckenroth Stephenson

2.0 - Updated on 08-15-2022 by Hollyn Williams

1.0 - Authored on 04-07-2017 by Judy Hurst

Overview: Desire2Learn allows instructors to copy content between courses, including, but not limited to Quizzes, Dropbox folders, and Widgets. This is a very useful tool for instructors who offer similar courses simultaneously or during separate semesters.  This article demonstrates the process of copying course components/content from one course to another.

 

1. Login to the D2L course in which you wish to copy content.

 

2. Click the Course Admin option on the Navbar.

 

3. Under the heading Site Resources, click the Import/Export/Copy Components option.

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4. Choose Copy Components from Another Org Unit and then click Search for offering.

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5. A course may be searched for by typing in a name of a current course and then click the circular button next to the name of the course you wish to copy components from, and then click Add Selected.

 

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6. The name of the course you are copying from will be listed under Course to Copy. Then click Copy All Components.

 

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 7. Wait until the Copy Course Components History screen processes all components and a green check mark appears. Then click View Content. Check the content to verify that it was successfully copied.

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NOTE:  If you copy quizzes/tests that require LockDown Browser, please refer to this article on Lockdown Browser Error that students may receive when trying to take the quizzes/tests.

 

If you experience issues or have any questions regarding this topic, please contact the Technology Assistance Center at 540-831-7500 or enter a support ticket at http://www.radford.edu/itonestop.