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Explore Teachfloor’s new Analytics section—track course insights, learner data, and logs in one dashboard for a full 360° view of learning.
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Explore Teachfloor’s new Analytics section—track course insights, learner data, and logs in one dashboard for a full 360° view of learning.
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Discover Teachfloor’s new Score section track student performance lesson by lesson with completion or quality scores for better insights.
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The upgraded TeachAI Lesson Writer now generates fully formatted content, including headings, tables, bullet points, and more—directly from your prompt. Create rich, structured lessons faster and with less manual editing.
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Teachfloor’s new editor brings a faster, smarter writing experience with AI tools, better formatting, and a smoother interface—designed to help instructors create high-quality content effortlessly.
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Track every learner milestone with the new Logs tab in the Learner Details drawer. Easily view course joins, completions, certificates, and more—all with timestamps.
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Create full courses in minutes with the new AI Course Generator. Just describe your topic, audience, and structure—Teachfloor does the rest.
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Teachfloor now supports Gmail integration, allowing you to send notifications directly from your Gmail account. Set it up in one click—no SMTP required.
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Customize your email notifications with editable text, dynamic placeholders, and test email previews. Now fully support branded delivery with SMTP and more notification types.
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Teachfloor now supports LTI 1.3 integration, allowing you to embed interactive activities like peer reviews, group work, and discussions directly into third-party LMS platforms such as Moodle, Canvas, or Blackboard—enhancing your existing LMS with collaborative learning tools.
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The new Notes feature in the Student Details allows instructors to add, manage, and share insights on learners. Notes can be public or private, organization-wide or course-specific, and help teams collaborate effectively to track student progress.
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