When you log into your isEazy Author account, the first thing you will see is your Project List. This is the space where the courses you create are stored. Initially, we show you the first 15 projects, but you can load more by clicking the More projects button.
Creating Projects
Creating projects in isEazy Author is very simple. You just need to click on the corresponding button within the environment where you want to store it.
In this article of our guide, we explain in more detail the steps for creating a course in isEazy Author.
Creating Folders
Thanks to this feature, which is only available in Business and Enterprise accounts, you can be more efficient and better organize your projects. Within each folder, you can create projects or additional folder levels (up to a maximum of 5 levels).
To create a folder, simply click on the corresponding button:
Once the folder is created, you can perform the following actions:
- Access the content of the folder.
- Edit the folder name.
- Delete it. Keep in mind that you cannot delete folders that are not empty; that is, if they contain other folders or projects, you will not be able to delete them.
Duplicating Projects
To duplicate an already created project to use as a reference, simply click the duplicate button found on the thumbnail of your project. After a few minutes, you can continue working normally on your new project.
Moving Projects
This feature, also designed for Business accounts, allows users to move projects between the different environments or folders they have access to.
Navigating Between Environments and Projects
With the breadcrumb navigation control you will find in isEazy Author, you can easily and visually know which folder level you are in. Additionally, if you click on any of these levels, you will immediately access them. This breadcrumb is internal to each environment and represents local navigation that is not recorded in the application's general breadcrumb.
To return to the list of environments, just click the Home button.
You can find more information about environments and folders and their different functionalities in this article of the guide.