If you’d like to edit your project but keep its original version as well, you can duplicate it.
This is also useful if you need to give multiple students the same assignment you created in Explain Everything.
Duplicating a project will create a copy of it in the same location as the original.
On the iOS version of Explain Everything, you can duplicate both local and cloud projects.
To duplicate a local project:
- Head to the Library tab.
- Navigate to the project you’d like to duplicate.
- Select Project Details under the project's thumbnail.
- Select the More menu.
- Select Duplicate. The duplicated project will appear in your Library with the word “copy” in its name.
To duplicate a cloud project:
- Head to the Library tab.
- Go to the Explain Drive section and select My Drive.
- Navigate to the project you’d like to duplicate.
- Select Project Details under the project's thumbnail.
- Select the More menu.
- Select Duplicate. The duplicated project will appear in your Library with the same name as the original. You can easily rename it if you like.
On the Android version of Explain Everything, you can duplicate local projects.
To duplicate a local project:
- Head to the Library tab.
- Navigate to the project you’d like to duplicate.
- Select Project Details under the project's thumbnail.
- Select the More menu.
- Select Duplicate. The duplicated project will appear in your Library with the word “copy” in its name.
On the web version of Explain Everything, all projects are cloud ones and they're kept in your Explain Drive.
- Sign into Explain Drive.
- On the project you'd like to duplicate, select the ⋮ More icon.
- Select Make a copy.
- You can enter a new name of the project if you like.
- Confirm with the Make a copy button.
Learn other options for managing projects.