Release Notes

See the latest changes to Derivita.

In Canvas, teachers can now use SpeedGrader to view a student's submitted exam, even if the grades haven't been published yet.
When a student starts entering a new answer to a question, remove feedback that no longer applies.

When an assessment has custom standards, these are now reflected in the right sidebar when the assessment is being chosen in Assignment Assembly.
When the student enters a multiplication symbol, ensure that the input preview shows it, instead of displaying it as implicit multiplication.

When looking at an assignment's Overview page, teachers can shift-click to expand or collapse all the questions.

In Canvas, when an assignment is copied to another course, it will inherit the original's Derivita assignment settings. For example, a quiz with a password and "Show Work" turned on will keep those settings. This doesn't, though, copy due dates or course-level settings.
Google Classroom teachers will notice a new sign-in experience on homework.derivita.com
Added the division sign ÷ to the toolbar on relevant elementary-level questions.

Teachers can now report issues with Derivita questions right within the grader. See more detail in this article:
How do I report an issue with a question? | Derivita Support Center
In SpotCheck, when the teacher uses the "Shuffle" button to have students try the same question again, both versions will now be saved in the SpotCheck history.
Students are now listed by Last Name, First Name.
Teachers can now edit how a student's name appears in Derivita:
How do I edit a student's name? | Derivita Support Center