# Learning paths

After exporting the learning paths, you might want to know how to import them back into another (or the same) Chamilo portal.

In the *My courses* tab, create an empty course matching the one which has to be imported (or re-use an existing course). Once in the course, click *Learning paths*.

In the learning paths tool, you have three options:

* « Create new course » (1st icon),
* « Import [SCORM](http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharable_Content_Object_Reference_Model) courses » (2nd icon),
* « Chamilo Rapid » (3rd icon)

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*Illustration: Interface – Learning paths import*

To import the learning path previously exported, click on *Import SCORM course* (2nd icon).

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*Illustration: Interface – SCORM learning paths import*

The backup must obviously be compatible with SCORM and, something less obvious, SCORM 1.2, which is a particular version of SCORM. Chamilo does not fully support SCORM 2004, so you will probably have a valid learning path import, but it will not remain fully functional, most of the time. Your learning path package can also be AICC compatible, but that's another story.

Note the *Authoring tool* field is only an informational field and doesn't generate any behaviour modification.