Using course templates (MyStudio)

Using course templates (MyStudio)


In MyStudio, course templates make it faster and easier to set up new courses.
Instead of starting from scratch, you can select a template that provides a ready-made structure with pre-built sections, units, and sample content.



Where to Find Templates


You can access templates in three ways:


  1. Create Button (Left Menu)
  • Click the red Create button.
  • Browse or search available templates.
  • Use the search bar or filters (e.g., subject, level, category) to narrow results.


  1. Templates Page
  • Go to Templates from the left-hand navigation.
  • View all pre-built course templates in one place.
  • Use the search bar or filters (e.g., subject, level, category) to narrow results.


  1. My Courses Page
  • Click + New Course.
  • Choose From Template and you’ll be redirected to the Templates page to make your selection.



How to Use a Template


  1. Select the template you want to use.
  2. Review its structure—sections, units, and sample content.
  3. Click Create from Template.
  4. Fill in the course setup form:
  • Course Title
  • Organization
  • Course Number
  • Course Run
  1. After creation, you’ll be taken to the Course Outline, where you can:
  • Replace placeholder content with your own videos, readings, and assessments.
  • Add or remove sections as needed.
  • Adjust settings (grading, certificates, branding).



Benefits of Using Templates


  • Save time: Skip building course structures from scratch.
  • Consistency: Ensure courses across your institution follow a common layout.
  • Flexibility: Templates are fully editable—you can adapt them to your subject matter.



Tips


  • Use templates for recurring course types (e.g., skill modules, legal updates).
  • Apply filters to quickly find templates that fit your subject or difficulty level.
  • Don’t be afraid to customize heavily—templates are a starting point, not a limitation.



In Summary


Templates in MyStudio give you a head start in creating courses.
They provide structure, consistency, and flexibility—helping you focus more on content while keeping setup quick and simple.

Updated on: 22/08/2025

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