If you are concerned about content security and want to prevent students from selecting and copying text within your course, you can now disable text copying at the course level.

Learn more about this setting »

Did you you know you can make it more difficult for students to download your PDF content if you’d prefer it to not be shareable?

PDF lessons are downloadable by default — if you opt not to make your PDF downloadable, it’ll now load in a special PDF viewer (rather than the browser default) with downloads disabled.

Learn more about PDF lessons »

It’s now even easier to customize your Thinkific site with your own domain.

Under “Site URL” in your Site Settings, you can add your custom domain (like “courses.mysite.com”) and you now have the option to set your domain to primary so students won’t ever see your “thinkific.com” subdomain.

You can also add multiple domains if you want (although only one can be primary).

Learn more about custom domains »

How many times have you published a course only to realize one of your lessons was still in draft mode?

To help make that a thing of the past, you'll now see a list of your draft lessons on your Publish page so you can be sure exactly what you're publishing:

Quiz & Survey Export

To make Quiz & Survey Exports easier to identify and sort, you'll now see the course name in both the email and the export file.

Adding a Course

When adding a new course you'll now see it on the top left of your Courses page to make it easier to find.