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Thanks for the suggestion, Miss Donni. We are planning to address the need for more appropriate themes for older students by enabling teachers to customize themes to match the subject matter of the activity. Would this help with teen student engagement?
Becky Zerr supported this idea ·
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Hi Tracy. Thank you for your suggestion. We will be adding support for multiple classes this fall, and we will also consider your suggestion of having persistent teams for our backlog.
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81 votesunder review ·
AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We are considering making activity data easier to reuse across multiple activity types.
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146 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We'll ask our dev team to investigate how best to support the use of gifs in lessons.
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281 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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We’re exploring how to expose result data from all lab activities. Look for us to start work on this next year.
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615 votesstarted ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Great news! We have started to roll out widgets in Lumio. Join our beta channel to try out our new "Timer" and "Stoplight" available during delivery mode in Lumio. After you try out our widgets, you'll get a survey pop up post-delivery so you can let us know what you'd like to see next in widgets.
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757 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for your feedback. We are starting to explore options to make managing multiple classes in Lumio better.
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I would love to see some sort of a student-paced accessibility block or wall option that we could add in to lessons. Here's why: I may have a PDF of a story on one page, and questions over it on the next page. I would want students to be able to move back and forth between the story and questions, but not be able to proceed in student-paced mode to see the answers and explanations that come after it! Or, if students are more advanced, they could have an optional enrichment slide to complete after the main activity while others finish up, but they cannot progress further in the lesson without the teacher taking the class there. If we could drop in a "block" or "wall" or something, this could allow students to navigate before and up to the wall, but they cannot proceed past it without the teacher moving the lesson into the next "realm."