IMPORTING AND EXPORTING ITEMS IN eportfolio

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Accessing the Import and Export tool IMPORTING AND EXPORTING ITEMS IN eportfolio 1. Click eportfolio on the navbar or from the My Settings widget. 2. On the My Items page, click Go to Import/Export page from the More Actions button. Importing eportfolio items You can only import D2L eportfolio packages into your eportfolio. If you have other items you want to add to your eportfolio, use the Artifacts tool to add them individually. Import an eportfolio package 1. On the Import/Export eportfolio Content page, click Import. 2. Upload your import file. 3. Click Next. 4. On the Preview page for the import package, enter any New Tags that you want all imported items to have. 5. Click Import. Exporting eportfolio items When you export an item, you also export the item's description, tags, and settings. You do not export information about the user who created the item, users who left comments on the item, or assessments for the item. When you import an item, the system assumes that the item was created by the importing user. With the exception of HTML presentations, you cannot export items for offline viewing. Exported items can only be imported into another Desire2Learn eportfolio or systems that support the D2L eportfolio XML format. You can export your entire eportfolio or specific items. If you export specific items, select Automatically include associated items to ensure you also export any related items you might want. If an item has multiple associations, it will only appear once in the exported zip file.

1. On the Import/Export eportfolio Content page, click Export. 2. Click All Items. 3. Remove unwanted items from the export list by clicking the Remove icon beside those items. 4. Click Export. 5. Click View progress of the export package and click the link for your export file when the file packaging completes. Tip: If you want to navigate away from this page or close the window, you can retrieve your export package from the Import/Export area in the Recent Activity list. 6. Save the export file to your computer or storage device. Export specific items in your eportfolio 1. On the Import/Export eportfolio Content page, click Export. 2. Click Selected Items. 3. Click Add Items. 4. Select the items you want to export and click Add. 5. Remove unwanted items from the export list by clicking the Remove icon for those items. 6. Click Export. 7. Click View progress of the export package and click the link for your export file when the file packaging completes. Tip: If you want to navigate away from this page or close the window, you can retrieve your export package from the Import/Export area in the Recent Activity list. 8. Save the export file to your computer or storage device.

Export a single eportfolio item Click Export from the dropdown menu of an artifact, reflection, collection, presentation, or learning objective. If you export a presentation, there is an option to export it to HTML format. Exporting presentations in HTML format If you have the appropriate permissions, you can export presentations to HTML format directly from a presentation's dropdown menu. Exporting your presentation to HTML format enables you to keep a copy of your presentation in a viewable format external to the system. This is useful if you change schools or graduate and you don't want to lose your work. Once you export your presentation to HTML, you can host it externally on your own website or save it on your computer to view offline. Note: You cannot import an HTML presentation back into eportfolio. 1. Click Export from the dropdown menu of the presentation you want to export. 2. Choose Export HTML version of presentation. 3. If you want your HTML presentation to include links to pages in the system, select All system links. Links to pages within the system require users to log in to the system and have the appropriate permissions.

4. Click Next. 5. Click the link for your export file when the file packaging is complete. Tip: If you want to navigate away from this page or close the window, you can retrieve your export package from the Import/Export area in the Recent Activity list. 6. Save the export file to your computer or storage device. Changes to presentation properties during HTML export Property Action bar Notes Does not include the action bar at the top of a presentation Includes embedded artifacts and links to artifacts Embedded image artifacts retain their alt tags Artifacts Embedded image and media artifacts retain their size settings Artifacts retain their type icon if displayed as a link inline Assessments Comments Forms Learning Objectives Permissions Presentation layout Presentation theme Artifacts retain their title and description set using Edit Display Options Includes assessments made on items within the presentation Does not include assessments made on the presentation Includes all comments for artifacts and reflections Does not include comments made on the presentation Does not include forms linked via a quicklink Includes embedded learning objectives and links to learning objectives Does not retain permissions; anyone can view content within an HTML presentation Page links, navigation settings, page settings, page names, and text areas remain the same Presentation themes retain their style settings, including custom replaced images

Profile details Profile information exports as displayed in the presentation, including customized profile titles and social media icons Only the fields set to display are exported; hidden profile information does not export with the presentation All quicklinks retain their links to external URLs and artifacts stored within the export package Quicklinks Quicklinks to system resources require users to log in to the system and have the appropriate permissions Includes embedded reflections and links to reflections Reflections Does not include reflections associated with the presentation Social media Does not include social media icons from the top of public presentations Text areas Includes all text formatting, equations and custom characters Understanding the changes made to exported item properties Property Notes Access Log for presentations Does not include Assessments Does not include Change Log for Edit permission Does not include Comments Includes comments, does not retain commenter's name Contents of a collection Includes collection contents only if you export its items at the same time Includes form artifacts; does not include the form that the artifact is based on Forms Items associated with a reflection Items in a presentation Permissions Presentation layout System fields do not maintain their values; the system generates these values based on the user that imports the form Does not maintain rubrics embedded in a form Includes associated items only if you export the items at the same time Includes items within a presentation only if you export the items at the same time See [item] only Navigation settings, page settings, page names, and text areas remain the same Maintains profile settings, but displays information corresponding to the user who imports the presentation

Presentation theme Reflections associated with an artifact Rubrics associated with an item Tag lists for a collection (dynamic collections) Does not include presentation theme; presentations revert to the default theme of the system on import Includes associated reflections only if you export the reflections at the same time Does not include Does not retain tag lists; all collections become static on export