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Cloning a Template Publisher Course

How to clone a template course and student cost expectations

Written by Ryan Burke

Lingco has partnered with textbook publishers and universities to bring their courses and content to our platform. Such template courses include: Alif Baa, Al-Kitaab 1, Al-Kitaab 2, Al-Kitaab 3, C'est ce qu'on dit, Comme on Dit, Confluence Francophone, Francais Interactif, Gramática para la composición, Oui Je Peux, Panorama, Rodnaya rech', and Golosa I & II.

Creating a course from a template copies content from the selected content into the course you're creating. To create a course from a template you want to do the following:

  • hover over Courses on the left sidebar

  • then click + Create Course

  • then locate the template you want to use (example: Al-Kitaab 1)

  • then click the Create From Template button on the bottom of the menu display

  • then configure course settings and click the Create Course button at the top of the screen

Configuring Course Settings

In the Course Name field, use a recognizable name such as "Arabic 101". It may be useful to add either a section number and / or semester so that you can identify it as you accumulate more courses if you choose to.

  • Course Name: Enter a recognizable name (e.g., "Arabic 101").

  • Language: Select the language that will be taught in this course.

  • Default Due Time: Set the standard time assignments will be due (this can still be changed individually later).

  • Start Date & End Date: Choose the date the course becomes visible to students (Start Date) and when it will automatically archive (End Date).

  • Description: Type in relevant details like course goals, office hours, or paste a link to your syllabus.

  • You can also enable sections in your course, hide the gradebook from students, allow students to leave the course and show vocab stats.

  • Once you configure all of the course settings, click Create Course.

Next Steps

Student Cost Expectations

Students receive 14-days free access to the course. After that, students will be required to input there textbook access code(s) or purchase access to retain access beyond the 14 day trial period for the content used in the course. After students excercise one of the available purchase options, they receive 18 months of access that begins after the trial period (day 15).

  • If the course uses content from multiple books, students are required to purchase access to multiple licenses or access will be restricted until the required purchase(s) are made

Content Access - Purchase Options

If students purchased a new textbook(s), the unique textbook access code will be found in the front cover of their book.

If students do not have a textbook access code (or their previous license has expired), students can purchase access directly from the on-screen payment prompt.

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