Hi Kanaat,
I have created my own work around for this, and it works quite well.
I've set up a new Rise course (l'll call it something like ARTICULATE CONTENT), then I will add a whole slew of lesson templates, which I then use as a bit of a 'library'. When doing this, I'll usually add all the lessons in a category, rather than picking and choosing.
Then at my convenience, I'll go through that course and decide which ones I am going to use, not use, or adapt. I might add words like GOOD, or NOT SURE, or TO ADAPT, to the lesson titles, so remind me what I liked.
I'll also sort them, dragging them into an order that makes sense to me, with section dividers. For example, I have one such 'library' right now with lessons sorted under headings of COLLABORATION, TEAM SKILLS, OVERCOMING OBSTACLES, etc.
I've ended up creating several of these libraries of the content, and turn to them when the need arises.
I hope this helps!
