Skip to content
English
Sign in
  • There are no suggestions because the search field is empty.

Using the Course Page Three-Dot Menu

In this article, you'll learn about the functionality of the Course Page three-dot menu.

For more information, check out:

Course Page Three-Dot Menu

A screenshot of the Amplifire Authoring Platform Course Overview Page title and main navigation icons. The three-dot menu icon is highlighted with a red box.

Before you navigate into your questions to do further work, spend some time with the three-dot menu in this panel. From here you can:

course page three-dot menu expanded with shadow menu_knowledge base_navigating the course page_2025-august-04_tje

Managing Tags

The pop-up box below should become familiar, as it is a consistent option throughout the tool where you can add learning objectives, topics, common mistakes, and audiences.

Though you can also add Tags at the question level, reviewing them on a course-wide level is a great way to structure a focused and clear course.

If you're not familiar with course Tags and their powerful uses, check out the article Using Tags to learn more.

Copying Courses

You can copy the content and structure of a course as the starting point of a new course, or as a sandbox to try new ideas without publishing.

Exporting Content

You can export your course as an Excel spreadsheet, an HTML file, or a plain-text document. This can be helpful for:

  • Searching course content
  • Cross-referencing material from one course to another
  • Course review (this is not the preferred course review method, as we really like our new and improved comment tool, but it's an option)

Note: A content export will not include any images. Further, if you use the content export (with HTML) to make changes and re-upload to create a new course, any images in the original course will not copy.

Managing AI Sources

If you're using Amplifire's AI Assistant (and you should because it's really nifty), you can populate it with source content so that it gives you even more targeted and intelligent output. Even though you will need to do most of your work with the AI Assistant at the question level, you'll add all of your sources at once for easy access.

To add sources, follow these instructions:

  1. Click the three-dot menu
  2. Click Add AI Sources
  3. Provide a title for your source
  4. Copy and paste your source content into the Source text field
  5. Click Add Source

Once you've added your source(s), you can remove and edit them by selecting those options in the list under AI Source Content.

Then, once you're in the question, you can add a source for the AI Assistant to use in drafting your question.

Note: If you don't see the option to Manage AI source files, contract your administrator. Our AI Assistant is an optional feature.

For more information on using the AI Assistant, check out these articles:

For more information on all of the three-dot menus in the tool, check out the Using the Three-Dot Menu article.


View Topics

View all the Topics used in your course in one list to create a well-structured, clear, and concise learning experience.

View Questions Without Topics

Review all the questions in your course without Topics in one screen for easier editing and organization.

View General Course Information

Review the details of your course for planning and editing purposes. You can inspect course information about the subjects below and more:

  • The number of revisions and when it was last edited.
  • The total number of questions.
  • The total question word count, including details on introductions, questions, and explanations.

View Course Revision History

Get detailed information on past revisions, including:

  • Who revised any part of the course
  • When it was revised
  • Which modules or questions were changed

For more information on the Modules Panel of the Course List, check out: