Changelog

Students can add a drawing to an open-ended answer. The drawing is attached to the answer as an image and can be opened and edited again later.

Quizzes, exams and practice share one solve screen. It opens as a centred card; the question grid, chat and assignment items sit in a side panel that closes into floating buttons without the card changing height. The exit button is labelled and the answer toolbar is new. On the last question Next turns into the finish button, and the results dialog offers the next module, or else the assignment's next item. Leaving an exam opened from an assignment goes back to the assignment page, and moving to another exam or module no longer leaves a history step behind, so exit stops landing on a PDF or the previous module.

PDF homework can be assigned. The tutor attaches PDFs, the student submits PDFs or images as one answer and the item completes. The tutor can mark the answer with a private "reviewed" flag, comment on it or return it to the student, and the student can withdraw it, both only until the deadline. The assignment list has a pending-review badge and an "Awaiting Review" filter, analytics has a review dialog and guardians see the status. Answer files open only for the student and the organization's staff and tutors.

Revision notes and learning rooms can be assigned as homework. A note counts as done once read and a room once finished. The assignment opens only that published note or room, even outside the student's curriculum reach. Analytics and guardians see the progress, room answers open in the analytics dialog and note reading time is recorded. Notes and rooms link back to the assignment, and the tutor can switch off AI help for a room.

Publishing Note arrived in the Agents panel. A run is started from a book in the library or an uploaded PDF for a curriculum topic; the agent turns the book's own text, images, tables and formulas into a note without rewriting them, extracts the questions and verifies that the result matches the book. The note and questions are picked in a preview and imported; importing activities is not available yet, so the preview hides the activities tab.

The student dashboard suggests the student's own courses. Exam recommendations and in-progress exam cards are replaced by up to four course posters: recently studied first, then the other subjects. With fewer than four courses a packages tile follows the last one, hidden when the organization has payments switched off. The welcome banner is hidden on phones.

Practice opened from the curriculum hub lists only that topic and its sub-topics in the topic picker, with the topic already selected at every difficulty and expanded.

Learning outcomes on the question form now render their math instead of showing the raw tags.

Students can edit their session feedback and tutors their session reports afterwards. An Edit button on the session detail opens the same form, and an edit sends no notification.

A student removed from a class is also taken out of the class's upcoming group lessons; finished lessons and ones they joined stay. A past lesson they took part in no longer breaks the student's session list.

The attendance line on the session detail shows on sessions of any status, so staff can see how long a student waited in an expired session the tutor never joined.

The My Students page has a group matches tab listing the students of group matches with their class, subject and status; search and filters work and rows open the class detail.

The new-match form has a 1-1 / group switch next to its title. After saving, the list opens on the new match's tab with filters cleared, so the new match shows at the top.

An oversized hourly tutor rate on the match forms shows a clear validation error instead of an unknown error.

The tutor earnings page has a payout forecast for the next 12 months. Confirmed totals come from the month's booked and completed sessions; estimated totals assume the remaining student credits are used at 90 minutes a week per match, and credits without a match count at the organization's average hourly rate. Admins and organization admins see it while tutor earnings are visible to the organization.

Expired packages no longer show as active in the profile; they carry an expired badge in the student profile and the admin student dialog.

Assigning a package to a user no longer accepts a past end date, and the date picker starts from tomorrow. An expired subscription stays editable as long as its end date is not changed.

Staff can keep several admin notes per user. The notes are listed newest first in the student, tutor and guardian dialogs, and admins, organization admins and coordinators of the user's organization can add, edit and delete them.

The delete button on the class list works. A class is deleted after a confirmation dialog, and removing the last row of a page steps back to the previous page.

Organization admins can edit the profiles of users in their organization; they could only edit their own before. Admin and organization admin profiles stay out of reach.

Completed and expired assignment notifications take staff to the analytics page, where the student progress is, instead of the edit page.

Unneeded notifications were removed: a match ending, a tutor removed from a class, a student joining or leaving a class and a completed assessment no longer notify. Coordinators are notified when a live session is completed or not held, and they see contact details in notification details.

List filters, search and page are kept in the URL. On twenty list pages Back and refresh bring back the filters, tab and page, and so does returning from an editor with the back arrow or save/cancel. Assignments filter by title, my contents and interactive contents by the user's own progress, and live sessions have a search.

The enterprise page for publishers is live. It walks through turning a book into interactive content with a before/after comparison, steps, products, an editor demo and a school walkthrough, with swipeable rows on phones. It is linked from the Enterprise menu and the sitemap, with the demo form above the FAQ.