Ask for review: share a link and collect comments

Send a link to a frozen version of your course. Reviewers open it in a browser and leave comments, with no account of their own.

Before you start

You are signed in and at least one lesson has content. Creating a link saves a version of the course, built the same way as an export, and the link shows that frozen version.

Steps

  1. Open your course and go to the Export step.
  2. In Ask for review, click Ask for review to create a review link (reviewers can comment). If you only want them to see the course, click Create link on the Share by link card above instead. The Share button next to the steps takes you there from any step.
    The Ask for review panel on the Export step with the Ask for review button highlighted and one review link row with its version, expiry and comments
    The Ask for review panel with one active review link.
  3. LMSable copies the link to your clipboard automatically when it can. Otherwise click Copy next to the link.
  4. Send the link to your client or colleague.

What you should see

A row appears under Ask for review with a pill (Review or View only), the version name, when the link expires, when it was last opened, and how many comments are open versus in total. If the course changed since your last saved version, a new version marked Shared also appears in the Versions panel.

  • Click Update shared version to send reviewers your current course content. Existing comments stay attached to the link.
  • Click Revoke to end access immediately. The revoked link and its comments stay in the list for 7 days, so you can still use them with Fix with AI. After those 7 days the link, its comments and its content are deleted for good. The same happens 7 days after a link expires on its own.

Limits

  • The Free plan allows 1 active link per course, up to 50 comments per link and links active for up to 14 days; Pro allows 5 links, 200 comments and up to 90 days. A new link lasts 30 days, or your plan's maximum if that is shorter. See Free and Pro.

If something goes wrong

  • "Link limit reached. Revoke an existing review link first." You are at your plan's limit of active links. Revoke one you no longer need, then create a new one.
  • "At least one lesson must be completed before exporting." A review link needs a version of the course, built the same way as a SCORM export. Fill at least one lesson, then try again.
  • "Storage limit for this project reached. Delete an older version first." The version the link needs could not be saved. Delete an older version in Save and restore versions, then try again.

Next

See what reviewers see and how they leave a comment: Comment on a shared course.