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XPosting for @Stephanie Hill​  "I am asking specifically about the New Content Experience vs....

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Stefanie.B.518 Posts: 607 admin
edited November 2022 in Social Groups

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"I am asking specifically about the New Content Experience vs. Classic Content Experience. We found that some features used in classic are not available in the New Content Experience. This prompted us to wonder if other users switched back to Classic and if they did switch back, could they let us know what specific reasons they had for switching."

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  • Lynsey.D.252
    Lynsey.D.252 Posts: 42
    edited November 2022

    Hi @Stephanie Hill​, great question! There are a couple reasons I've seen users switch back to classic content, but the main one is so they can use dates on specific learning activities (i.e. quizzes and assignments) so that the dates appear in the table of contents. Another reason is that they feel the classic view is more intuitive and typical to what their learners would be used to in online learning, so they don't want to drastically change the navigation. With classic content, instructors can ensure they see content how learners will see it, which can save time when building courses. On the more technical side - if you're using the free Daylight HTML templates, the Embed Code feature in Lessons has a tendency to strip some coding and styling out.

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