# How to Duplicate a Course

Duplicating a course is a quick and efficient way to create a new course with the same structure, content, and settings as an existing one.&#x20;

This is particularly useful for creating similar courses, updating content for a new cohort, or using a course as a template without having to start from scratch.

### Step 1: Select the Course to Duplicate

From your Shopify Admin, go to **Apps** -> **LDT Online Courses** -> **Courses** to view all your courses

Find the course you want to duplicate from the list

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Select Duplicate from the dropdown menu.

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Next, make sure that you want to duplicate the course

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### Step 3: Name the New Course and Save

* A pop-up window will appear, prompting you to name the new, duplicated course.
* Enter a new, descriptive name for your course.
* Click Save to create the duplicate.

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### Step 4: Review the Duplicated Course

After saving, you will be automatically redirected to the newly created course's page.

All the modules, lessons, and content blocks from the original course will be copied over.

You can now edit the new course's details, such as the title, categories, products, or visibility settings, to fit your needs.

This saves you time by allowing you to easily reuse the structure and content without manual reconstruction.

Result:

By following these steps, you have successfully duplicated a course. You can now quickly modify the duplicated course to create new content, making your course creation process more efficient.

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