Native social sharing tools and templates make it easy for your learners and members to celebrate and share their recognition in a single click, turning your certificates into a referral machine. Get insight into the additional value, referrals, and brand exposure your certificates and badges generate for your programs, including social views, clickthroughs, and more. With our branding options, you can leverage vanity URLs, custom emails, and branded landing pages - or go even further with full white labeling. Go beyond having your logo on your certificates and badges.
Integrate Software and ProcessesĪccredible integrates with the leading LMS software and publishing tools to streamline creating and sending certificates. We’d like to give a big shout out to everyone who made this release possible – there are more names than can be listed, but kudos to the Build-Test-Release working group organizers: Group Chair Sofiane Bebert, Release Manager Régis Behmo, Release Testing Coordinator Jhony Avellar, Release Documentation Writer Peter Pinch, Bug Triager Adolfo Brandes, and Community Liason Dennis Bates.From our credential designers full of pre-made templates and shapes, to features like automatic name change handling and retroactive editing, everything in Accredible is architected to make your job easier. And more! Check out the release notes that detail all notable Maple changes.Maple allows giving users course and library creation rights on a per-organization basis.Ease of use updates to the Common Problem Editor for course authors.Look out for more details in future blog posts. In this PR the JWK private-public keypair has been updated as the new package PyJWT which were using.
The Learning Micro Frontend (MFE) is now the default course experience for learners, including section effort estimates, learner progress celebrations, and jump navigation. As were removing pyjwkest from our dependencies, this PR is in the continuation of that task.Maple includes many new features and bugfixes you’re sure to be excited about: As you migrate off the native installation method, we hope you are pleased with the simplicity and ease-of-use that Tutor brings. As announced when we released Lilac, the Tutor installation method is now the only supported way of installing the Maple release. Persons interested in following OEP progress should join the open-edx-proposals Slack channel and/or follow the Announcements category in the forums. Maple was orchestrated by the Open edX community via the Build / Test / Release working group. The whole community is invited to collaborate on these documents, from writing to fixing to updating to reviewing. Here are some high-level highlights about the Maple release watch this blog in the coming weeks as we dive deeper into specific new features. Today we’re pleased to announce the release of the thirteenth Open edX community release: Maple! Maple replaces Lilac, released about 6 months ago, as the newest release.
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