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Copy a Class

This article provides a step-by-step guide to help you copy a class

Written by Sam Slagle

Copying a class on Extempore can be handy when you want to reuse it for a new school year, share it with another teacher, or use it for a class with multiple sections. When you copy a class, all assessments and questions are copied over. However, students and student responses are not copied over.

How to copy a class on Extempore

  • Find the class you want to copy, then click the copy icon <svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" height="18px" viewBox="48 -912 864 864" width="18px" fill="#26ace0"><path d="M360-240q-29.7 0-50.85-21.15Q288-282.3 288-312v-480q0-29.7 21.15-50.85Q330.3-864 360-864h384q29.7 0 50.85 21.15Q816-821.7 816-792v480q0 29.7-21.15 50.85Q773.7-240 744-240H360Zm0-72h384v-480H360v480ZM216-96q-29.7 0-50.85-21.15Q144-138.3 144-168v-552h72v552h456v72H216Zm144-216v-480 480Z"/></svg>.

  • A pop-up window will appear. Enter the name for the new class you'd like to create. Please note that the default name is Copy of ____. You may, of course, choose to type in a new name for the new class. Click the Copy button when done.

  • Once you copy the class, you'll be automatically redirected to this class.

  • Add a new image for your class and edit class information/assessments as needed. The newly copied class will not have any students or submissions, so be sure to add students to your class to get started.

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