Notification dialog windows can now be read by screen readers in labs. Keyboard navigation has been improved in IDLx labs, to make items in the instructions window accessible via keyboard navigation, including selecting task check boxes.
Allows replacement token data to be injected into virtual machines. For more information, read https://lods.one/VMlabprofile.
Accessibility improvements for screen readers and other accessibility utilities.
TMS Classes can now have their own certificates as well as the inherited course certificate, if available.
It is now possible to use Activity Based Assessments in Linux labs that connect using a terminal or ssh. Linux ABA scripts are written in Bash. For more information, read https://lods.one/activitysyntax.
Lab authors can now change the text for on-demand activities from check/score to any other text, up to 100 characters.
It is now possible to use Bash in Life Cycle actions to target a Linux VM via SSH for scoring purposes.
Provides the ability to whitelist or blacklist URLs that are used in the lab.
For more information, read: https://lods.one/acl
Scoring with Linux will no longer have the requirement to install a supplementary service in the virtual machine. Significant performance improvement.
From the main lab window, each virtual machine can be opened and displayed in its own window. This allows for better window management in IDLx labs.
