If a professor resets there course following these direction from Instructure, does this remove the template content that was placed in the course when IT created it, or just the content the professor added since the course was created?
Hi @SarahPeterson08,
Essentially a course reset created a new course shell, then transfers the enrollments from the original shell to the new one. So in the end, since the new course shell is created in the same account as the original, the template and all associated content should appear in the new course very shortly after its creation.
Hope this helps!
-Chris
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