New for students and schools every month
Practice and mock exam reports now have a Time per question section. A chart compares each question's time to the expected pace and points out the slowest ones, and you can click a bar to review that question. Teachers see the same view on their students' reports.
The articles page now opens with search and six topic hubs, from study plans and scores to choosing prep. Students and families get their own library, and educators get a separate one. Every public EduPark page now shares the same top menu.
In Org Settings, the Students tab has a Let students use the AI tutor switch, and it starts on. Turn it off and Nova disappears for students who get EduPark only through your organization. Nova also stays asleep during graded vocabulary quizzes and mock exams, so test work is always the student's own.
Mock exams now flag three warning signs: a student leaving the exam window often, getting several questions right in under 10 seconds each, or suddenly acing hard topics they have been missing. You see a flag and the evidence on the report, and the score never changes. Students get a heads-up when they leave the window, and time in the Desmos calculator never counts as leaving.
Turn on Hold results for a practice set or exam, and students see only that their answers are in. Scores, correct answers and explanations stay hidden until you reveal them, one student at a time or all at once. You can take a reveal back or switch the hold off whenever you like.
After you follow up with a student, dismiss their alert, and it comes back on its own if new warning signs appear. A new Rushing alert flags students who answer fast with low accuracy, and you can set your own thresholds under Settings, Students tab. Dismiss all alerts clears the current list in one step, with Undo.
Build a class template once and use it every school year, since templates no longer belong to a single year. Each class works out its school year from its own start date, and Copy year carries your classes into the next year.
Instructors can now press Cmd+K (Ctrl+K on Windows) or click Search in the sidebar to jump to a student, class or assignment in the classes they teach.
