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Archiving student work is important, but I wonder if you will start over-loading edufeedr. Maybe put this down as a nice-to-have for version 2? | |||
[[User:Philipp|Philipp]] | |||
I think archiving the course is important, but if EduFeedr doesn't scale well enough to handle it right away, it should allow you to save the package to your local computer at least. You should be able to select which components of the course you want to save: course outline/syllabus/assignments; student blogs; imported links from delicious, etc. A barebones copy of the course materials without much of the old student work would be useful for another teacher to adapt to a new course on the same topic. | |||
[[User:ottonomy|ottonomy]] | |||