I wanted to combine the versatility of a workspace and the functionality of something like Microsoft Word collapsible headings. I used the intra-workspace hyperlinking feature.
Summer curriculum - collapsible list
Business
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BUSN-1001
Introduction to business: Add course description here.
BUSN-2035
Personal finance: Add course description here.
MGMT-5xxx:
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MGMT-5100
Accounting: Add course description here.
MGMT-5200
Marketing: Add course description here.
MGMT-5300
Operations: Add course description here.
MGMT-5400
Entrepreneurship: Add course description here.
English
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ENGL-1001
Creative writing: Add course description here.
ENGL-2001
Works of Shakespeare: Add course description here.
ENGL-2025
Written and oral communication: Add course description here.
ENGL-4xxx:
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ENGL-4100
AP English Language and Composition: Add course description here.
ENGL-4200
AP English Literature and Composition: Add course description here.
Science
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SCIB-1xxx:
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SCIB-1001
Biology: Add course description here.
SCIB-1005
AP Biology: Add course description here.
SCIC-2xxx:
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SCIC-2000
Chemistry: Add course description here.
SCIC-2100
AP Chemistry: Add course description here.
SCIP-3xxx:
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SCIP-3000
Physics: Add course description here.
SCIP-3200
AP Physics: Add course description here.
Linking workspace objects to view branches / nested lists
It can be timely to set up; however, I find linking things incredibly useful for reviewing workspace content and creating content in a workspace that can be easily reviewed by someone else asynchronously. 
A bonus, though, is that if you spend the time, the functionality of hyperlinking can be re-used. Templates save any link created where both objects are within the template canvas.
Here is a visual example of achieving smooth navigation, similar to collapsing specific nested lists to focus your audience’s attention.
Now, any collaborator in my workspace can move around easily! 
