Torus v.27 Brings Many New Authoring Updates On April 10th, 2024 the OLI team released version 0.27.0 of the Torus software. The Torus v.27 update brings over seventy new features and improvements, which include forty-three new features, twenty-five new bug fixes, and eight technical enhancements. Authoring Interface: The largest category of improvements
Torus v.24 Prepares for Fall Semester with the Largest Torus Release Ever The new release brings a host of new capabilities and UI updates This codebase for this release is available on the CMU Simon Initiative Github repository The release is already live for Open Learning Initiative users
Torus v.23 Update Brings New Features, Lays Groundwork for More Improvements Torus users will see changes to the platform on April 24, 2023 It is now available via the CMU Simon GitHub Users will see changes in the Torus UI We have a new, regular cadence of updates;
Living our mantra of "iterative improvement" Many of you have been part of the Open Learning Initiative family for a decade or more. In our shared goal of bringing better outcomes to students, we've worked together for years to continuously improve the content, the tools, the pedagogy, and the relationships. Today we've made
Carnegie Mellon University recently hosted an event on March 1, in Washington D.C. on the topic of OLI. There, CMU President Jared L. Cohon discussed OLI and CMU's leadership in the science of learning. In addition to OLI Director Candace Thille, he was joined by Ken Koedinger, CMU professor of Human-Computer Interaction; Martha Kanter,
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