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Otherwise, it will not allow you to import any duplicate entries. If you enabled duplicate entries when you created the glossary, the import process will add all of the new definitions. You'll then see a report of the entries and categories added to the glossary.
If you want to import category information, click the checkbox. Select the destination for the new entries, either the current glossary or a new one. Browse for the XML file on your computer. NOT in editing mode, go in to the glossary and within the glossary, drop down the Cogwheel/Actions menu: follow the "Import entries" link. In your module, turn editing on, and create a glossary as described above OR Edit a glossary. To import glossary entries via an XML file: Run the macro, which produces an xml file, which you save. Note: there seems to be a bug which ignores the last entry, so put a fake entry on the last line. The minimum required is concept and definition: the macro tells you what to do. xls file into xml for import: MoodleGlossary.xlsĬreate your glossary in excel using this file: MoodleGlossary.xls. However, there is a tool available to convert an. 
This is a bit complicated as it has to be an XML file. You can create a glossary outside Moodle and import it to save time
Type the category Name (e.g., Moodle terms) and Save changes. You can divide your glossary entries into categories Add keywords or attach a file if you wish. Enter the 'Concept' and 'Definition' fields. Once the Glossary has been created you can start adding entries. Simple, dictionary style - No authors are displayed and attachments are shown as links. #CONFLUENCE IMPORT WORD DOCUMENT HEADINGS FULL#
Full without author - A forum-like display format without authors and with attachments shown as links. 
Full with author - A forum-like display format showing the author's data and with attachments shown as links.FAQ - The words QUESTION and ANSWER are appended to the concept and definition respectively RECOMMENDED.
Entry list - Concepts are listed as links. Encyclopedia - As for "Full with author" but attached images are shown inline. Continuous without author - Entries are displayed one after another without any separation apart from the editing icons RECOMMENDED. This is useful if you are using the tool as an FAQ or would like to show a really simple dictionary style entry or a fuller one with names of the students who contributed the items. NOTE: One of the settings you can choose under the Appearance heading is Display format. Click on the Save and return to module or Save and display buttons. Check other settings (normally defaults are fine except that we recommend NOT to Automatically link glossary entries) See below for format settings. Under the heading Appearance, choose the number of Entries shown per page (default 10). Give it a Name and, if you wish, a Description. Click on the word 'Glossary' and you will be taken to the 'Adding a new Glossary' screen. Click on the + Add an activity or resource hyperlink in the appropriate section. In your Moodle module click on the Turn editing on button. collect tips and tricks, recipes, book reviews. create a collaborative encyclopedia on any topic relevant to your module. #CONFLUENCE IMPORT WORD DOCUMENT HEADINGS SERIES#
as an FAQ - students ask questions and the teacher answers them - can often be started off from a series of known frequently asked questions from teacher emails or a course forum.students create the terms and definitions, adding terms as they come across them.A glossary can be used in the obvious way to give a term and a definition.
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