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A new Mock Exam type is available in the Practice and Mocks tab: a timed, ungraded full-length rehearsal with a two-attempt cap that does not post grades to the LMS.

The Assessments hub in the Instructor Control Center now groups assessments into tabs, with Question Banks in the left sidebar.

Instructors can now choose between Standard and Interactive mode for Practice and Mock assessments at creation or on any existing assessment.

When generating questions on the course structure page or through the AI assistant, instructors can now choose the question format, including multiple choice, true-false, short-answer, and written response.

Generated question previews in the AI assistant now include buttons to save questions to a bank, add them to an existing quiz, or create a new quiz.

The Quizzes section in the Instructor Control Center is now the Assessments hub, organizing quizzes, mock exams, and other assessment types into categories.

Instructors can generate a lecture slide deck for each module from the course builder and refine it in the Blended AI assistant.

A new export in the Blended AI assistant produces an AACSB Assurance of Learning report that includes the full text of each question and a tab listing questions not matched to a learning goal.

Instructors can generate quizzes directly from the course structure page, with a top-up option to generate the remaining questions when a request returns fewer than requested.

Student progress views in the Instructor Control Center now show the percentage of each video a student actually watched.

The course structure preview in the Instructor Control Center now shows each page's attached files in an expandable panel, with options to open, download, edit, or delete them.

Adding chapters, pages, videos, and quizzes in the course structure now uses a + menu in each module and section header.

Instructors can now upload files and links as course resources in the Instructor Control Center, attached at the page, chapter, or course level; students see them in a Resources panel alongside the standard course materials.

After uploading a lecture video, instructors can watch a preview while transcripts and notes are still generating. The processing panel shows the status of each asset with a duration-based time estimate, and a notification appears when everything is ready.