Changelog
Permission adjustment for the invite reviewer feature
On 28 August 2025, we introduced the ‘Inviting reviewers’ feature. This feature allows authors to quickly create reviewers. However, it also means that administrators lose control over user management. Our general authorisation and user management concept intends that only administrators or persons with access to user management should be able to create, edit and delete users. With this feature, we essentially gave all authors the permission to add any number of users (Reviewers) to the LXT platform.
Changes to the Sidebar
To make place for future features, we will be changing the layout of the sidebar menu.
The links tab depicted as a chain on the sidebar will no longer be found there. Instead, the links tab will from now on be found in the statistics tab depicted with the encircled “i” higher on the sidebar.
In the comparison below, you can see on the left where the links tab will be found from now on, as well as the new sidebar to the right. In the picture on the right, you can compare where the feature used to be.
That way, when new tabs are added in the future to accommodate new features, the dimensions will remain the same while another feature is added to the sidebar.
AI text assistance: Creation of texts with didactic intent
If you have activated AI functions in your LXT, you can use the AI assistant to generate text for the text element. Here, you can now include the didactic intent based on our successful guide “The Didactic Architect.” Simply click on the appropriate didactic intent and generate a text.
We have also made a cosmetic improvement to this menu: the individual options (context, didactics info, scope) can now be expanded or collapsed. This gives you a better overview.
DeepL in LXT: Translate multiple languages at once
You can now translate your learning modules directly into multiple languages. In the translation dialogue, you can now select multiple languages as the target language. Copying into the target languages is then preset.
LXT creates a job in the background for each language. You will receive a notification for each completed translation, which you can find in your list of background jobs (Profile -> Background jobs).
Make two-factor authentication mandatory
Previously, users could set up two-factor authentication (2FA) via their profile settings when the function was enabled (see changelog in german). As an administrator, you can now set that this setting is mandatory. You may activate the function in the feature management. When users log in for the first time with their login name and password, they must also set up 2FA immediately.
If you have any questions about how this feature works, please contact us: support@bildungsinnovator.com