Make a Copy of a McGraw Hill Assessment
Learn how teachers copy custom McGraw Hill assessments to create editable duplicates while keeping the original assessment unchanged.
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This article walks teachers through making a copy of a custom assessment. Making a copy of a custom assessment allows teachers to make additional changes to a test while keeping the original intact.
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To make a copy of a McGraw Hill-created assessment, you will need to first make edits to that assessment. Refer to the MH Assess - Edit an Assessment article for steps on making edits to a McGraw Hill assessment.
1. Launch your course.
2. Click on Assessments from the navigation menu.

For certain programs, you will need to click on Assess, Assessment, or Online Assessment Center.



3. Click on the My Assessments folder.

4. Click on the Options menu icon in the Actions column and click on Copy Assessment from the menu.

You will then receive a message that the assessment was successfully copied. If you click on the Go to your assessment link in the message, it will refresh the page and navigate you to the copy of the assessment that was made.

The copied assessment will show (Copy) at the beginning of the assessment title.
