March 2025
Educators can now set accommodations for students who use a screen reader and/or are deaf or hard of hearing in the student options. Once set, they will apply to all Imagine EdgeEX enrollments for that student.
February 2025
Educators can now download the key metrics shown for enrollments listed in the section hub as a CSV file.
February 2025
District administrators can now set default course options by subject and implementation model for all Imagine EdgeEX courses. With this powerful new feature, every Imagine EdgeEX course will automatically inherit the default options you choose, without the need to set them every time you add a course to your district catalog. You can also change course options in bulk for existing courses, sections, and enrollments.
January 2025
We’ve made it simpler than ever for educators to report issues while previewing content in Imagine EdgeEX. This update enhances our commitment to providing exceptional service by streamlining the support process.
January 2025
When customizing a course, section, or enrollment, educators will now see that their actions automatically save and they can resume their customizations at a later time.
December 2024
Get to what you need in the Launchpad faster! Educators can now use filters in each widget to view the specific enrollments they wish to act on — saving them time.
November, 2024
Educators can now create custom course splits. They can organize a course into trimesters, quarters, or modules to align with their grading/marking periods.
October, 2024
With the Bulk Import Wizard, Imagine EdgeEX educators can now create all course sections simultaneously, significantly reducing the time spent on individual section creation.
October, 2024
Imagine EdgeEX now allows you to add units to courses, sections, or enrollments. This feature helps align with your district’s scope and sequence or break units into smaller, testable pieces, enhancing student success monitoring and measurement.
October, 2024
Educators can now make the course syllabus available to students, featuring an Academic Integrity Policy and the primary teacher’s name. Teachers can also control how their name is displayed in the Display Name field of their profile.
