Classroom Dashboard
Start the day with your schedule, current lessons, live activities, timer, and whiteboard tools.
trust
Release notes focus on user-visible capabilities, usability, trust boundaries, integrations, and recovery behavior rather than internal support tooling.
The ClassLattice changelog is organized around educator-visible capabilities, learner and family experience, organization governance, and trust behavior. It avoids presenting internal refactors or repository presence as proof that production has changed.
A meaningful entry names the workflow, audience, and observable difference—such as a new teaching handoff, clearer review state, supported format, or recovery path.
The note describes what a teacher, learner, family member, or administrator can now do differently without relying on internal issue or service names.
When availability depends on a plan, role, organization setting, provider, migration, or deployment, the entry states that scope instead of implying universal access.
An entry belongs to a shipped release only after the relevant build and production path are current; local or repository-only work remains implementation evidence, not a live claim.
These current product capabilities keep their records, permissions, review points, and reusable outputs connected to the experience.
Start the day with your schedule, current lessons, live activities, timer, and whiteboard tools.
Edit, version, reuse, convert, and export everything saved in your vault — including no-device / unplugged classroom versions that teach the same learning target without student devices.
Run standards-grounded live activities with teacher visibility and reviewed evidence.
Monitor tenant configuration and operational readiness.