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Discover how to set a lesson as a "draft" and keep it hidden from students until you're ready to share it.
A lesson can be published or in draft status. By default, all new lessons added to a course are published and, accordingly, are available to students in the course with full access or access to all lessons. If you make changes to a lesson, students will immediately see the updated version of the lesson. If you want to edit a lesson, make changes to it, add content to the lesson, but so that students do not see these changes, use draft status for this.
To change the lesson status, open the lesson in edit mode. To do this, open the course curriculum, click the required lesson, and go to settings. In settings, you can change the status to draft.
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