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Changes for admins

Default accesses per language


Admins are now able to define default accesses for new content for each language independently.

In the user management it is possible to define accesses that are used for new content (learning modules, pages and playlists). We have now added the option to do this based on the language the content is created in.

Using this update you could set up a system where new content in the language English is only visible for all your authors but can be edited by your English authors.

To do so, go to the user management, select the tab “Default accesses” and select “+ Language” on the left. If a language has been created here, the Global default accesses are ignored for new content that is created in that language and the language specific accesses are used.

Search in multiple languages


The LXT search can now search across languages.

Up until now the search was limited to the language selected in the bottom right. With this update the search has a toggle named “Search in all languages”. If this toggle is enabled, results from all available languages are shown.

This works for both the classical keyword search and the semantic search available in Engagement tool setups with AI functionality.

Hindi available as a new system language


You can now produce learning modules in the Hindi language. The language code in the language settings is “hi”.

User Management: Filter by licences


You can now also filter the user list in the user management according to licences. The following options are available:

  • Authors
  • Users
  • Deactivated users
  • Users from Bildungsinnovator

New languages for LXT


LXT now supports Swedish (sv), Latvian (lv) and Estonian (et). If you are interested or have questions about languages in LXT, please send us an e-mail: support@bildungsinnovator.com

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