1. Navigate to the target course to which you want to copy the items. 
2. Navigate to Administration in the navbar of your course.
3. Click Course Admin.
4. Click Import/Export/Copy Components.

1. Select Copy Components from another Org Unit to copy components from the source course to the target course.
2. Click Search for offering. A pop-up window will appear where you can search for the right course. Select the right source course and click Add Selected.
3. Make sure the box for Include protected resources is selected.
4. Click Copy All Components to copy all components from the source course to the target course. This way all content and almost all settings will be transferred correctly.

Wait until the bar has disappeared and a green check mark appears. This may take a while, depending on the size of the course. As soon as the course is copied, continue with step 3.

When you only import content, the External Learning Tools will appear as a broken link. Use the workaround below to copy the right links.

Navigate to Course Admin and then click Import/Export/Copy Components. 

1. Click  Search for offering, which can be found below Copy Components from another Org Unit. A pop up window will appear where you can search the course you want to copy the links from.
2. Click Select Components.

1. Select Content and then click Select individual items to copy and Include associated files. 
2. Select External Learnig Tool Links and then click Select individual items to copy. 
3. Click Continue.

1. Select the topics you added the links to.
2. Click Continue.

1. Select the External Learning Tools that belong to the topics you are going to copy.
2. Click Continue.

• Click Finish in the next screen.

Because you have copied all components from the source course to the target course, the old OSIRIS groups of the source course have also been copied. These need to be removed in the following step (step 4) which means all group restrictions will be lost.

• Contact your TIP/ICT support from your faculty; they can make sure your previously created restrictions will not be lost. 

Do not continue with this manual.

The groups that OSIRIS has automatically created in the source course will be copied to the target course. This can lead to problems for both you and your students because of the link between OSIRIS and Brightspace. The (old) groups that have been copied from the source course must therefore be deleted. Follow the following steps to prevent problems.

In the target course, navigate to Administration > Groups.

1. Below View Categories, select the OSIRIS GRP Groups category. These are the old OSIRIS groups from the 2018-2019 academic year.
   In this example OSIRIS GRP Groups, but this can also be other groups from OSIRIS, with the description OSIRIS CUR Groups, OSIRIS LEC Groups, OSIRIS PRJ Groups, etc.
2. Check the box next to the group category name (with which you select all groups in this category).
3. Click Delete and confirm.

Both the groups and the category that these groups belonged to now have been deleted.

1. Navigate to Manage Dates to check and alter all restrictions and data at once. Read the article  How do I use Manage Dates?to learn more.
   • Because the groups that came from OSIRIS have been removed from the source course, the group restrictions on these groups have also been removed. These need to be set up again.
2. Navigate to Content > Table of Contents and check whether all content items are in the right place. Remove the undesired items, but never click Permanently Delete and remove all nested modules.../Permanently delete both the topic from Content... randomly because this does not only delete the content-item, but also the activities and/or files associated with it.
   • Have you used SCORM objects? You can follow the steps in the manual How do I copy a SCORM object?
3. Go to Activities > Assignments and check whether all desired assignments have been copied. Remove assignments that are abundant.
   • Group assignments that were linked to the OSIRIS groups of the source course have been disconnected. These assignments need to be reconnected to their groups.
   • Rubrics that were connected to assignments have been disconnected. These rubrics need to be reconnected.
4. Navigate to Administration > Grades and check whether all grade items have been copied correctly as well as whether they have been connected to the right grade schemes and acitivities.
5. Go to Administration > Course Admin > Manage Files and check whether all desired files have been copied correctly. Remove abundant files.
6. In case you used Surveys, navigate to Activities > Surveys and edit the surveys to check the settings.
   • The branching of the surveys need to be set up again.