Settings and activity
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Audrey Bourgeois supported this idea ·
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Thank you all for your feedback. We are adding this to our development road map for a future release.
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Than you for your patience, Audrey. Saving to Lumio and choosing Lumio as your default file location will be included in our next iQ update.
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This feature will be included in an upcoming release of the iQ Whiteboard.
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An error occurred while saving the comment This is a critical need that is communicated by teachers frequently.
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7 votesunder review ·
AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for the feedback. We will consider bringing this functionality from Notebook into Lumio.
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40 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for the feedback. We are exploring providing a more detailed lesson report that includes an export of all student work from activities.
In the meantime, an alternative to taking a screenshot is to open the student work and print the page or save the printed page as a PDF.
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34 votesunder review ·AdminSMART Technologies Product Management
(Product Manager, SMART Technologies)
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Thanks for the feedback. We will consider customizable pen settings along with other toolbar settings to help improve the user experience.
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An error occurred while saving the comment I agree! I work with many teachers who want their students to come to the board and interact with the activities but often give up after experiencing numerous frustrations related to this issue.
This would be a game-changing update for teachers and content creators. While the AI assist speeds up this process significantly, it would be much more time efficient and create a wider variety of engaging learning experiences for students if users could create question sets that could be played across compatible game types. This capability exists on many other platforms and is currently a barrier to some users' buy-in.