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# Copying Between Courses

Reuse an assessment in another course — a different section or a new semester — without rebuilding it from scratch.

## Preparation

You will need access to both the original course and the new course in order to proceed.

Follow these instructions on [how to create a new course](/v1/examind-platform/get-started/standalone-use/course-management.md#create-new-course).

## Copy Assessments Between Courses

Follow these steps to mirror one or more assessments into another course.

1. Navigate to the course that has the original assessment(s)
2. Click **Assessments** in the left menu
3. Click the **Checkbox(s)** to select the assessment(s) you want to copy
4. Click **Bulk Actions**
5. Select **Add to Course**
6. From the dropdown, select the new course where you want the assessment copied.
7. Click **Add**
8. Click **OK**

{% hint style="info" %}
All questions tied to an assessment will automatically be added to the new course's question bank
{% endhint %}

## Special Considerations

{% hint style="warning" %}
Questioned copied between courses **remain linked**.

Editing questions from assessment **automatically updates the questios from the other**, helping you maintain across multiple sections at scale.

These updates **do not** affect assessments that have already been submitted.
{% endhint %}

Please [contact us](/v1/it-administration/it-support.md#email-support) if you would like to manage each course separately.


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