Moodle
How to back up course in Moodle
Methods to backup Moodle course
Using Moodle Backup
Instructor can make use of the Moodle built-in Backup function to create Moodle Backup File (.mbz) for their courses. Each backup file contains the course's materials, content and setting, but not student grades nor enrollment.
The Moodle backup file cannot be opened from local computer to extract files uploaded to the course. It can only be used to restore a course within Moodle.
The Moodle backup file cannot be opened from local computer to extract files uploaded to the course. It can only be used to restore a course within Moodle.
Using Download Center
Instructor can use the Download Center to create a ZIP archive (.zip) to backup files and Moodle pages of a course. The ZIP file would not contain settings, grades, or enrollment data, and it can be read without Moodle.
Backup Procedure
How to use Moodle Backup
Step 1: Log in to Moodle and access the course you wish to back up 
Step 2: Find the Administration block on the left block section, and click on the item Backup under Course administration. 
Step 3: The entire backup process is divided into 5 sub-steps. On the Initial settings page select which the type of content to be included in the backup, then click Next 
Step 4: Under the Schema settings page, further select the content to be included in the backup file, then click Next 
Step 5: On the Confirmation and review page, review and ensure all the backup setting are correct. You man also provide a different filename for the backup file by filling in the filename field. Once everything is confirmed, click on Perform backup 
Step 6: The backup process will begins, once completed a confirmation message will be displayed "The backup file was successfully created". 
Step 7: The backup file will be placed under the User private backup area. Click on Download to download the file to your computer. 
How to use Download Center
Step 1: Log in to Moodle and access the course to be backed up. 
Step 2: Click the Download center link in the Navigation block. 
Step 3: Select the content to be included in the backup, then click Create ZIP archive to download the file.