What’s new. Every change you’d notice.
Small fixes ship most days; these are the ones that change how you study. Bit mentions each release once, on your first visit after it.
New kinds of questions
Put steps in order, match pairs, sort cards into groups, click the right spot on a figure or fill in blanks. About 120 questions use them, everywhere you practise.
Questions show their figures
A question that needs a diagram, plot or table now shows it, and every question can be answered on its own.
The tutor sees your question
It always knows the step on your screen and your answer. In search, “Ask the tutor” sends what you typed straight to it.
Keep tutor answers and slides
Save a tutor answer or a single “Explain it simply” slide, highlight it, and find it again under Saved.
Reset, hide and come back later
Reset a course, the exam sims or the checkpoints, with undo. Hide a question from practice. Questions you got right come back after a rest, and past checkpoint runs can be reviewed.
How long is left
The overview adds up the time the rest of the course will take.
One reading level for every lesson
Pick Standard, Explain it simply or More detail once: it applies to every lesson and follows your account. The next lesson is ready before you get there.
Fixes in every guide
Question titles no longer give the answer away, worked answers moved out of the lessons, and repeated examples got fresh numbers.
Your reports, fixed · Research in International Business
M-3-06 has its question back, percent answers count on either scale (0.12 or 12), and Fast track keeps a data lesson with its questions.
Your reports, fixed · International Competitive Analysis & Strategy
S3-3-12 no longer works out the answer to the next question, and Fast track keeps each data lesson with its questions.
Figures in A2 and A3 · Introduction to AI
The questions in A2 and A3 that talk about a plot or a tree now show it.
Walkthroughs work again · Game Theory
“Explain it simply” no longer stops with “changed part of the lesson” on G1-1-01.
Tidier screens
A settings icon that looks like a cog, blocks that keep their shape, open tabs that stay in sync, and the concept map as a pop-over.
Focus timer and music
The Pomodoro waits for “I’m back” before the next round and shows its countdown quietly. Five new audio stations.
A calmer XP card
It says how much is left today; how XP is earned folds away. The top bar fits on every screen width.