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Course Cloning

Course Cloning lets you duplicate an entire course — including all its lessons, topics, quizzes, and questions — in a single click. The clone is saved as a draft so you can review and customize it before publishing.


Role Access
Administrator Can clone any course
Instructor Can clone courses they created or are a co-instructor on
Group Leader Cannot clone courses
Student Cannot clone courses

  1. Go to My Dashboard > My Courses.
  2. Find the course you want to clone.
  3. Click the Clone icon (copy icon) in the course card footer.
  4. A confirmation dialog appears showing what will be duplicated:
    • Number of Lessons
    • Number of Topics
    • Number of Quizzes
    • Number of Questions
  5. Click Clone Course to start.
  6. A progress spinner appears while the course is being duplicated. Large courses may take a moment.
  7. When complete, click Edit New Course to open the cloned course directly in the dashboard editor.

The cloning process creates a full deep copy of the course hierarchy:

Content What happens
Course Duplicated with title “(Copy)” appended, saved as Draft
Lessons All lessons duplicated as Drafts, linked to the new course
Topics All topics duplicated as Drafts, linked to the correct new lessons
Quizzes All quizzes duplicated as Drafts, including quiz engine data
Questions All questions duplicated and linked to their new quizzes
Categories & Tags Course categories and tags are copied
Course Settings All course settings are preserved
Data Reason
Student enrollments The clone starts with no enrolled students
Co-instructor assignments You are the sole author of the new course
Group associations The clone is not assigned to any groups
Quiz attempt history No student data is carried over

The cloned course is saved as a Draft. Before publishing:

  1. Update the course title (remove “(Copy)” and give it a meaningful name).
  2. Review the course content — all lessons, topics, and quizzes are also drafts.
  3. Update any settings specific to the new course (pricing, access settings, etc.).
  4. Publish the course and its content when ready.