Archive an old Bb course

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Archive an Old Blackboard Course

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To preserve the course organization, student records, discussions, tests, pools and attached documents in a zip file so that it may be restored to Blackboard later, use this procedure:

Go to your Blackboard couse.

Log on with your usual log-on credentials.

Go to the course you want to archive. You will find all of your courses listed under the "Courses" tab.

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Go to the course home page.

Click on Control Panel.

Under Course Options menu choose Course Archive.

Click on Export.

Close the Browser.

Course Archives take a while to process. Return to this same location in 24 hours and follow steps 1 to 7.

Your Archive will appear as a link on the archive page. Click the link and Save the zip file to the My Documents area of your hard drive.

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