# Archiving your course

You can archive your course after you have finished it. Archiving a course will hide it for students, and will sort it below all non-archived courses. You can still import data from archived courses. Archiving your course can make it easier to differentiate between different iterations of the same course.

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Archiving your course does not result in loss of data and can be reversed at any time.
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![Archiving your course in the Course Manager](/files/hwODMppywflX0uRdsiGJ)

1. Navigate to the **Course Settings Page** and to the *General* tab.
2. Enter the ***Danger Zone*** and press the red **Archive Course** button.
3. After confirming, your course is successfully archived and invisible to students.

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Archiving your course makes it invisible to students. They will thus also not be able to view their feedback or submissions anymore.
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