Going back to an older version

On 16 March, Ana saved the Telling Time Exit Ticket with a new file, then found it was the wrong one. The version of 4 March was the right one.

There's no undo and no restore. To go back, you save the older version's text again. That makes a new save at the top of the history, and the older saves stay as they were, the wrong one included.

Try it: select the newest save, then the one of 4 March, and compare their file names.

History of Telling Time Exit Ticket

As saved on 17 March 2026

Title: Telling Time Exit Ticket
File name: telling-time-exit-ticket-v2.pdf
Saved for: Ana Rodríguez

Changed the file name from the save of 16 March 2026.

4 saves, newest first. Readers see the save of 4 March 2026, published by Ben Carter on 10 March 2026. Editors see the newest, of 17 March 2026. Showing the save of 17 March 2026. The newest save holds the file name of 4 March's.

From the sample curriculum

content-sdk took 49 ms

Find the resources10 ms
Find the people who saved them16 ms
List the saved versions of Telling Time Exit Ticket16 ms
Read each saved version of Telling Time Exit Ticket23 ms

Some of these ran at the same time, so they add up to more than the total. Timed on the site's server when this page loaded. Reload the page to time it again.

Loading the history of Telling Time Exit Ticket

Ana's going back is a save like any other: the history keeps it, with Ana's name and its date. And the Exit Ticket now has changes not published, even though it matches what readers have, because it was saved since it was published. A curriculum manager publishes it like any other change.