What's new at Edvento

Expanded Projects with Pro access, side-by-side grading, instruction-file attachments, and clearer student results and dashboard actions.

Organized Projects and Reading & Listening with the Assessment Tools, making activity categories easier to browse.

Refined Activity Hub selection mode, list actions, and dashboard layouts for clearer activity management.

Polished class and activity setup with a localized activity picker, simpler class-management tabs, clearer PIN entry, and smoother editor and policy navigation.

Made the AI activity prompt easier to write and review with a larger, auto-expanding chat input.

Added a discovery-source question to registration so new users can share how they found Edvento.

Refreshed light and dark brand logos and made long Grouping labels easier to read.

Improved classroom and worksheet printing with landscape schedule layouts, optional color images, and clearer question pages.

Added paginated browsing so the activity library remains easier to navigate as it grows.

Introduced Premium activation codes and an updated pricing experience.

Separated teacher-managed student accounts in the admin tools for clearer account management.

Launched Card Clash: create short-prompt card decks, host live races with QR joining, and follow player standings as correct answers capture cards.

Brand-new Projects activity: define grading criteria that total 100 points, collect project file submissions from students, and grade them asynchronously with previews and feedback.

The dashboard's Activity Hub toolbar was redesigned with an expanding search and a filters popover, and folders now follow the same grid or list view with balanced table columns.

Dragging an activity onto a folder works again: the folder under the cursor clearly signals that it will receive the drop, and the activity animates into it without reloading the page.

The public activity library filters instantly — subject, activity type, and search results update live, with clear controls appearing the moment a filter is active.

The classes page keeps the class list directly under its controls in a collapsible section: open by default when classes exist, collapsed when the list is empty, and always toggleable.

Ambassadors and admins can generate questions with AI directly inside the activity editor.

About and Ambassador pages received compact, content-first heroes, correct canonical URLs, and a properly centered call-to-action button.

The changelog and tutorials pages now glow softly behind the navigation bar — the hero light fades naturally instead of being cut off by a hard line.

The floating AI assistant button was redesigned with a custom spark icon in the platform's signature orange.

Teachers can pick exactly which assessment questions to include when printing, and True/False source images print noticeably larger.

Teacher profile action buttons are readable in light mode, and library game cards use refined corner radii.

The dashboard profile banner's dismiss button no longer overlaps the upgrade call to action.

Activity editors now have a compact, keyboard-accessible command bar with clearer sharing, theme, print, and privacy controls, plus live previews of the selected scene.

Printable worksheets now render mathematical notation before printing and include branded A4 headers and footers with activity and creator details.

Refined printable Gap Fill, Crossword, Grouping, and Timeline activities with cut-word banks, better media sizing, clearer card decks, balanced answer areas, and more legible grids and clues.

Teachers can now generate, copy, and print fresh managed-student login lists for a class; each export rotates the credentials and invalidates prior sessions.

Profile biographies now have a 500-character limit with a live character counter and near-limit feedback.

Student registration now collects and validates date of birth, with a clear under-18 warning before a minor account can be submitted.

Added mapping-driven, ink-saving A4 worksheets for supported activities, including writing spaces and cut guides where cards need to be prepared by hand.

Administrators can now manage blocked registration email addresses and domains, with the rules enforced across standard, Google, and mobile registration flows.

Teachers can create nickname-and-password student accounts directly inside a class, enroll them immediately, and remove the managed accounts when they are no longer needed.

Teacher profiles can now showcase public full-screen website simulations, with management restricted to ambassadors and administrators while every visitor can view them.

Profile simulations can now be edited and display automatically generated live website previews, named cards, and a theme-aware blurred simulation header.

Localized the complete profile-settings experience across all nine supported languages and made its save responses more consistent.

Fixed Timeline CSV uploads and activity-background selection so valid imports and theme changes save reliably without losing pending editor state.

Added zoom controls and tighter spacing to teacher schedule and daily-tracking tables, aligned class-card actions, and localized the Edit Times control.

Fixed uploaded profile photos on public profile pages by normalizing legacy avatar paths into safe, route-independent URLs that also update correctly immediately after upload.

Redesigned and refined the shared footer with a compact responsive layout, clearer Edvento platform cards, accessible social controls, localized labels, dark and RTL support, print-safe behavior, and a warmer shadow-free treatment aligned with the site palette.

A placed Timeline card can now be returned to the shuffled card list with its visible Return to cards control or the Delete and Backspace keys. Its date point becomes available again, and progress and completion controls update immediately, including after card swaps.

Every Timeline event card can now open in an accessible near-fullscreen reader, whether it is still in the card list or already placed on the axis, so long titles, descriptions, and images remain easy to inspect on desktop and mobile.

The Timeline card reader supports Close, Escape, and backdrop dismissal, locks background scrolling, restores keyboard focus, works in dark mode and all nine supported languages, and never changes the student's placements or result state.

Assessment result matrices now grow to the full participant list instead of stopping at 65 percent of the viewport with an inner vertical scrollbar; horizontal scrolling remains available when there are many question columns.

Timeline Activity is here. Teachers can build visual chronology challenges with 2 to 20 uniquely dated events, each featuring a title, optional description, and optional image.

Students explore the date points and match shuffled event cards by dragging or tapping; placed cards stay visible on the timeline and shrink smoothly as they approach a target.

Timeline cards can be moved between occupied points with clear swap previews and completion animations, while final results show score, accuracy, time, per-event feedback, and a retry option.

Timeline launches with custom student instructions, collapsible event editing, automatic saving, edit-conflict protection, responsive layouts, selected activity backgrounds, managed images, and localization across all nine supported languages.

Assessment results now include a matrix view with students on rows and question numbers on columns, making every correct, incorrect, unanswered, or unavailable response easy to compare.

Question-matrix headers show per-question correct totals, while assignment audiences, private results, archived questions, and the activity owner's test attempt remain clearly separated.

Assessment gap-fill table reviews now show student and correct answers in compact localized grids instead of confusing Column and Row coordinate sentences, including support for earlier results.

Azerbaijani changelog dates now use complete translated month names instead of M09-style placeholders.

Timeline now appears with refreshed activity artwork and the shorter Timeline display name across activity selection and editing screens.

Teachers can now import Timeline events from a downloadable CSV template with date, title, and description columns; valid rows are appended without removing existing events, images, instructions, or layout settings.

Timeline CSV import saves pending edits first, validates required values, unique dates, field lengths, and the 2-to-20 event limit as one all-or-nothing operation, and blocks stale revisions from overwriting another tab. The shared import dialog also gained keyboard focus management, Escape handling, scroll locking, and duplicate-submit protection.

Added a public, date-based changelog with incremental Show more loading for the full product history.

Move To dialogs now start with compact folder trees and include folder search, expand and collapse controls, keyboard navigation, and clearer selection states.

Gap Fill now validates and normalizes every hidden answer reliably, supports longer structured answers, and prevents oversized or malformed question data from being saved.

Assessment reports now display privacy-safe student names instead of exposing usernames or nicknames.

Former Ambassador accounts can be converted and managed consistently, with refreshed session permissions taking effect immediately.

Assessment result pages now give each learner a private question-by-question review of correct, incorrect, and unanswered responses.

Teachers can inspect per-student and per-question Assessment analytics, including which questions each learner missed.

Assessment monitoring, result access, and report actions are now scoped to authorized owners, administrators, and the relevant learners.

Assignments can be sent to selected students in a class instead of always targeting the whole class.

Assignment progress and class analytics now respect the selected audience and keep repeated assignments in separate result groups.

Pin the Object now supports bulk upload and authoring across up to 12 diagrams or maps in one activity.

The Pin editor includes a compact image strip, per-image location counts, active-image filtering, safe replace and remove controls, and a smaller Add Images tile.

During play, Pin questions are grouped by image with automatic image switching, image progress, Next Image guidance, preloading, and retryable load errors.

Existing single-image Pin activities remain compatible, while stale-tab overwrites, invalid target geometry, cross-activity edits, and accidental deletion of in-use images are blocked.