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Release ยท 26 July 2026

PYP Comes to Life

Generated question visuals and interactives, multi-criteria MYP authoring, the first PYP student app, a voice review tutor, and a 36-widget maths lesson toolkit.

What's new

13 changes, across 6 areas.

Question Assets

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  • Generated diagrams

    Assessment questions can now carry AI-generated diagrams, rendered and served under the CDN-hosted IB path.

  • Interactive widgets

    Questions can include interactive widgets built from AI-written specs, with answer callbacks wired into the question flow.

MYP Assessment Authoring

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  • Multi-criteria questions

    A single question can now assess multiple MYP criteria at once.

  • Criterion B idea-first workflow

    Choose the investigation idea first, then expand into a full task. Task parts carry through to export and mark schemes.

PYP Student App

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  • Avatar setup

    First-run avatar creation with child-safe profile data for PYP students

  • PYP app shell

    Home, Learn, Dashboard, My Book, profile, settings and PYP-specific navigation - the full student shell.

  • Learning paths & worlds

    Curriculum-backed PYP paths with lessons, quizzes, progress rings, gems, stars, haptics, and a world switcher with two-column layout on larger screens.

PYP Review Tutor

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  • Voice tutor sessions

    LiveKit-based voice tutoring for PYP review nodes, with optional avatar support.

  • Canvas & maths tools

    Shared canvas drawing and maths widget tools available inside tutor sessions.

PYP Maths Lessons

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  • 36-widget library

    A full maths widget library covering number, geometry, measurement and data โ€” with interactive answer checking built in.

  • Teacher lesson pages

    Create, preview, edit setup and assign generated PYP maths lessons across topics like money, angles, coordinates and charts.

PYP Class Tools

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  • Question Set worksheets

    PYP evidence packs now support a Question Set / worksheet artifact for structured assessment.

  • Reopenable card stacks

    Card stacks created from notes are now listed and reopenable, so teachers can return to generated stacks later.