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A Mahara site can consist of any number of independent :ref:`institutions <site_admin_institutions>` in which users and certain institution settings are administered. This allows the use of one Mahara instance for many organisations without the need to install Mahara for each.

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:orange:`Institution administrator`

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:ref:`Institution administrators <institution_admins>` can manage institution settings and users. They do not have access to other institutions or settings on the site level.

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:orange:`Institution page`

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Institution administrators can create :ref:`institution pages <institution_pages>` that can be used as examples or templates for institution members. They can be copied automatically into the accounts of new institution members.

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:darkred:`Journal`

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You can collect personal reflections about a topic or learning progress in a :ref:`journal <journal>`. It consists of a series of these reflections that you write in individual journal entries. Per default, you have one journal, but you can add more if you :ref:`enable multiple journals in your settings <general_account_options>`. You can add journals to pages as a whole, as individual entries or selected based on tags.

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You can decide to publish a journal entry so others can see it if it is in a page or keep it as draft for yourself only.

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:orange:`Leap2A`

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:ref:`Leap2A <export>` is a portfolio standard that is used by a number of ePortfolio systems for data exchange. In Mahara, users can export their entire portfolio or parts of it as Leap2A file and then have it imported into another Mahara instance or an ePortfolio system that supports Leap2A to continue straight away without having to re-create their portfolio. Since every portfolio system functions differently, a complete one-to-one transfer of information is not possible and in most cases some work is required after the transfer.