> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://speaking-test-docs.speechace.com/speechace-speaking-test/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://speaking-test-docs.speechace.com/speechace-speaking-test/getting-started/create-an-assessment/clone-from-library.md).

# Clone from Library

Follow these steps to clone a pre-created assessment from the library:

### Select one or more pre-created assessments

Select one or more pre-created assessments from our library. You can share it directly with candidates or students to quickly evaluate their skills using the Speechace platform.

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### **Select Rubrics**

Choose up to six rubrics to evaluate the assessment. At the end of the assessment, test takers will see the scores based on these selected rubrics.

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### **Configure Audio and Video Permissions**

After adding questions, you can define the required audio and video permissions needed for the assessment.

### **Configure assessment Settings**

Give your assessment a **name**, adjust settings as needed, and then click **Submit**.

{% hint style="success" %}
To learn more about how to clone an assessment from the library, please review the [create assessment](/speechace-speaking-test/speechace-workspaces-create-manage-and-share-speaking-assessments/creating-assessments.md) user guide.
{% endhint %}

Now, it's time to share your assessment with test takers so they can complete it. 🎯


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