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February 2022 Highlights
Posted by Donna Swanson | Start the discussion
D2L Brightspace updates for Thursday, February 2022 – This will be installed on Thursday, February 24th, 2022
This month’s updates for D2l Brightspace Include:
- Brightspace – Updated visual branding |New
- Content – Print and Download in fullscreen | Updated
- Intelligent Agents – Agent List page changes | Updated
Brightspace – Updated visual branding | New
To reflect D2L’s growth and evolution as a company, on January 12, 2022, we updated our visual brand to better reflect who we are today and will be in the future. Over the next several releases, the new visual brand will be updated in the default logos and icons that appear in Brightspace web applications and mobile apps. These updates do not impact brand overrides in existing Brightspace instances. For more information on the new visual branding, browse to: d2l.com/brand.
Content – Print and Download in fullscreen | Updated
The Print and Download buttons are now available when viewing a topic in fullscreen, using the classic Content experience.
Previously, the options to print and download a topic only appeared on the main Content view, and when users opened a topic in fullscreen by clicking View content in new window, those options were not available.
Intelligent Agents – Agent List page changes | Update
This feature adds the following new functionality to the Agent List page, where users manage the Intelligent Agents they have created:
- The ability to create, assign, and manage categories; and
- A new Bulk Edit for some agent details: title, category, and active/inactive state.
This feature also updates the icons denoting the active/inactive state of each agent.
This feature addresses the following accessibility criteria:
- WCAG 2.1 Success criterion 1.3.6 Identify Purpose
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