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copy and paste function, copy and paste slides from other lessons into new lessons.

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  • Katie Cherry commented  ·   ·  Report

    Very necessary! Teachers end up having to duplicate their work to share slides and items between lessons!
  • Judy commented  ·   ·  Report

    Yes, teachers need this feature. We need to be able to copy and paste slides from other lessons to new lessons. THIS SHOULD BE A MUST FEATURE on smart learning suite just like we're able to do in smart notebook.
  • Diana Zorro Abella commented  ·   ·  Report

    I agree! This would make things so much easier if we can copy and paste having two lessons opened at a time like we can in google slides. This allows us to have more flexibility and allows us to create multiple lessons with similar components. Like, having slides with the same voice recording rather than having to record again.
  • Sharon Mora commented  ·   ·  Report

    I know how to copy and paste from the Notebook app but I want to copy and paste from one SLSO file into another
  • Anonymous commented  ·   ·  Report

    If I understand your question correctly, this is what I do.

    I open two windows with Smart Notebook, the file that has the slides I want (A)and the file that I want to add the slides to (B). On notebook A I open the tab thing on the side that allows me to see all the pages in the doc. I click and drag down to the bar and hover over the open tabs and find the one for notebook B. After hovering for several seconds, notebook B should come to the front of your screen. Bring the cursor over the notebook B page and release. You may have to adjust where in your document you want the page, but it should all be there.