Replicate syllabi or course templates
With clone, you can copy an existing course, from its syllabus all the way down to the course settings. Clone replicates all of the content on your syllabus while retaining the settings used in the original, such as what syllabus content a public user should see. Clone also handles course sections, so you can still maintain a single, master syllabus even if the number of sections of the new course has risen or fallen. More so, you needn't necessarily clone a course that you previously taught. New to teaching history 201? Now you can begin your Concourse syllabus from the course framework and syllabus setup by you predecessor. Since you don't need to type in the content all over again and can simply update what you need to reflect your new course, you save time.
Clone is also ideal for deploying a syllabus template. If you want standard syllabus content and layout within your department or throughout your institution as a whole, all you need to do is add such content to a Concourse syllabus, clone that course, and away you go. Now you've embedded all the policies you want on every syllabus automatically and save instructors time in the process. Make syllabus creation easier with clone.