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📥 Imports2
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📥 Bringing Content into Edumaps
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Via the sidebar Create Map, choose Import to reach all import routes:
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- Edumaps file (json):
Any exported map can be imported again - swap maps with colleagues or adopt templates.
- Edumaps file (json):
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- Map from another Edumaps server:
Paste the map link, done - all files are transferred.
- Map from another Edumaps server:
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- Padlet board:
Existing Padlets are imported directly, media included: https://www.edumaps.ch/import/padlet
- Padlet board:
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- Tutory collection:
Adopt worksheets and collections from Tutory directly
- Tutory collection:
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- TaskCards board and Trello board:
Paste the link and import: https://www.edumaps.ch/import/taskcards and https://www.edumaps.ch/import/trello
- TaskCards board and Trello board:
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Note for switchers: Padlet, TaskCards and Trello can be imported via “Import by link” (included in the Premium plan). This way you move over completely in a few clicks (see Padlet import, TaskCards import and Trello import).
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📤 Exports2
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📤 Getting Content out of Edumaps
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Your content belongs to you - the map export makes that concrete. In edit mode, via the three dots of the map menu and Export map, you reach among others:
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- Offline map (html):
The map as a standalone website including files - ideal for archiving. - Edumaps file (json):
The complete exchange format for backup and sharing. - Moodle course (mbz):
Your map as an importable Moodle course. - Image file (png):
Like a photo of the pinboard you built. - PDF document (pdf):
For printing and filing. - Participant lists (csv):
For bookings on the map.
- Offline map (html):
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For schools this is a data protection argument: all content and data can be exported into various formats at any time.
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