This is a long shot. I have a partner who would like to provide a lot of the information that is available in a course we set up for them as part of an app. I was hoping there was a way I could easily export all of the html code as well as images etc. into a file or something? Only other thing I can think of is to copy/paste each page and that seems like a very laborious process. Let me know if anyone has ever needed to export an entire course/its contents. Thanks!
Hey Julie, the wget utility will scrape a site and create html and images for you. You can tell it how many levels you’d like for it to capture. Curl might do this as well. There are command line and gui versions of the tool. I think Acrobat Pro used to do this as well, but then you end up with a pdf.
If you are using windows, there is a powershell equivalent that will do the same as wget and you likely won’t have to install anything.
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