3.5 Tutorial: Export of Maps

For the export, proceed as follows:

Click on the three dots at the top right in edit mode and select "Export map".

The following dialog will then open:

Select the desired option here.

With the export option “Offline Map with all files (html)” you can download your entire map and make it available offline.

Here, in addition to the HTML, all files are provided.

The download is available as a ZIP file.

In addition to the HTML and your files, the ZIP file also contains an Edumaps JSON export file.

By default, any map can be exported as a JSON file.

This file can be imported on any Edumaps server and will create a new map.

Click on “Edumaps (json)” and the JSON file will be generated.

 

If you import the file on another Edumaps server, an attempt will be made to transfer all files from this map to the new server.

It is possible to export a map with all its contents directly as a Moodle course.

To do this, click on “Moodle course (mbz)” and a Moodle course file will be generated.

This Moodle course is structured according to the setup of your map and can be imported into Moodle.

In Moodle, you can then directly import the MBZ file as a course using the “Restore course” function.

Each map can be exported as a Markdown document and used in other systems.

Each map can be saved as an image file.

The generated image corresponds to a screenshot of the entire map.

If you want QR codes to appear for all your content, use the “Print Map” option in the map view.

Tip: Almost all browsers can print to a PDF document.

If bookings are used on the map, there is an additional export option (besides map exports) called “Participants of all Bookings (csv)”.

This allows you to export all participants of all bookings on your map with just one click.