On this page, find information about upcoming feature releases and updates for the Enterprise Portal, ExamSoft Add-ons, and Examplify application, and review any information or notes related to our most recent releases.
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Enterprise Portal Upcoming Features
The Upcoming Features section provides more information about features or enhancements that are forthcoming; these might also be in early access or limited release. Once fully released to general availability, you will see additional information in the Release Notes section.
Last Updated: May 13, 2026
Moving and consolidating draft assessments
To simplify assessment management and support organizations wishing to consolidate master assessments, you will soon be able to move draft assessments to any location you have permissions to, both within and between departments. This will eliminate the current need to duplicate an unlinked assessment to a new location to accomplish the equivalent result.
- Linked or posted assessment relationships to the moved draft assessment are retained.
- Rubrics are retained in the moved assessment.
- Note: Posted and Benchmark assessments cannot be moved, as they are postings to specific courses and students.
This update will be released in the coming weeks.
Action required
- Share this update with relevant stakeholders.
Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager with any questions.
New options for printing and exporting assessments
We are adding new options for printing assessments. The Print Assessment pop-up will be replaced by an updated screen displaying existing and new options.
Large print option
- Printing the Student View of an assessment will offer an option for large print (18pt).
- Selecting this option will enlarge the printed text in the Print Preview screen, PDF outputs, and paper outputs to 18pt, and scale math formulas to 150%.
- This enhancement is intended to accommodate the accessibility needs of exam takers using printed exams instead of Examplify.
Case studies
- Case studies will now automatically display at the top of their questions in Assessment Preview and Print.
- Each case study tab will appear as a separate table in sequential order, highlighting the current tab.
- When printing the assessment, the option to include case studies will be available for both the Student View and Faculty View.
- If large print is enabled for the Student View, the case studies will also display in large print, with headers and content wrapping as necessary.
Bulk download multiple assessment CSV exports
Selecting one or more assessments in the list will display a new Export option.
Selecting this option will download the CSV exports for the selected assessments in a single ZIP file.
These updates will be released over the coming weeks.
Action required
- Share this update with relevant stakeholders.
Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager with any questions.
New options for exporting questions
Include question content in the Item Analysis PDF export
- The assessment question export menu will add a new option to include the question content, including case studies, in the Item Analysis PDF export.
- Selecting this option will add the case study, if any, and full question content directly within the Item Analysis PDF export. When enabled, the PDF will render the question content, including multi-tab case studies, between the question title and the rationale.
- The layout will resemble the revised Print Assessment format. If a question includes a case study, each case study tab will appear as a separate table in sequential order, highlighting the current tab, above the question stem.
- This enhancement will aid question reviewers who currently need to view the Item Analysis Export alongside the assessment printout of the actual content being evaluated.
Export questions to a Word document
- The Question export menu will add a new option to export the selected questions to a Word document with questions and answers formatted in ExamSoft’s Question Import file format.
- This file can be used to review questions or as a template for rewriting or duplicating questions in Word to import back into the portal through the Import Queue.
These updates will be released over the coming weeks.
Action required
- Share this update with relevant stakeholders.
Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager with any questions.
Accessibility improvements
We will be updating:
- The remaining question types.
- The Duplicate Assessment workflow.
- Remaining question and assessment features.
- Other areas of the portal, in order of impact.
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These updates will be released throughout the year.
Action required
- Share this update with relevant stakeholders.
Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager with any questions.
Enterprise Portal Release Notes
The Release Notes section lists enhancements and features that are fully released. You can find more information about each release, as applicable, in the embedded links for each date.
Note: Turnitin continues to develop our accessibility program and capabilities so that we are designing, developing, and testing our products for conformance to accessibility standards and applicable laws. Accessibility improvements are intended to remediate shortcomings identified in internal and external accessibility and design audits. Most improvements listed below as “updates” primarily impact readability, contrast, keyboard navigation, and the use of screen readers. Where new or changed functionality has been introduced, more information is provided. As we are continuously releasing accessibility updates, support guide articles may not always be immediately up-to-date regarding any material changes—once these are updated, we will add the embedded article links here.
Last Updated: May 13, 2026
May 11, 2026
Accessibility improvements
- Updates to the Multiple Choice question type.
May 4, 2026
Accessibility improvements
- Questions: Updates to the Matrix and True/False question types.
- Questions: Replaced the floating plus button with a newly positioned Create Question button.
- Assessment Builder: Replaced the floating plus button with newly positioned Add Questions and Manage Sections buttons.
April 2026
Accessibility improvements
- Assessments: Updates to the Proctoring tab.
- Status messages are now clearer to read, screen readable, do not move across or down the screen, and do not stack on top of each other. Transient messages do not persist as long on the screen, while messages requiring a response remain on screen.
January-March 2026
Authoring questions for Examplify accessibility
- The Image tool in the question editor now supports adding and editing image descriptions (alt text).
- The Table tool in the question editor now supports adding and removing table row and column headers.
Accessibility improvements
- Accessible tables: Updates to the Departments, Courses, and Admin and Student Users pages.
- Further enhancements throughout the portal to support reflow, improving usability at up to 400% zoom.
- Background contrast ratio adjustments.
- Button styling improvements.
- Questions: Updates to the Question Import Queue workflow, Add/Edit/Preview Question workflow, Case Studies, Question Notes, Version History, and Essay Question type.
- Assessments: Updates to Assessment Options and Blueprint mode.
- Updates to the Group Management and Category Management pages and the Forgot/Reset Password workflow.
- Settings: Updates to institution selection at login, My Profile, Institution Settings, Turnitin Integration configuration, and Usage Summary.
- Site Navigation: A new Skip to Main Content button allows keyboard users to bypass navigation menus throughout the portal.
October-December 2025
Accessibility improvements
- Site header redesign for accessible navigation.
- Enhancements to enable zooming and scrolling on different screen sizes, including mobile devices.
- Login: Updates to the Login workflow.
- Uploads: Updates to the modals for importing Courses, Questions, Categories, Students, and Admins.
- Assessments: Updates to menu navigation, Create Assessment workflow, and Post Assessment confirmation.
- Accessible tables: The Assessments page features a distinctive new accessible table design with improved styling and pagination, an updated search box, and a new column selector. These improvements will be applied to other tables as their pages are updated.
September 2025
IP addresses and Examplify version in the Proctoring tab
- The exam taker list on the Proctoring tab now includes new IP address and Examplify version information to enhance proctoring.
- Both Download IP and Upload IP & Version can be selected from the column selector.
- They also appear automatically in the pop-up display that appears when selecting the timestamp in both the Downloads and Uploads columns.
- The version of Examplify used to upload the exam is displayed alongside the Upload IP address.
- This new information is available when viewing assessments posted after September 19, 2025.
The Upcoming Features section provides more information about features or enhancements that are forthcoming; these might also be in early access or limited release. Once fully released to general availability, you will see additional information in the Release Notes section.
Last Updated: June 5, 2026
The Release Notes section lists fully released enhancements and features. You can find more information about each release, as applicable, in the embedded links for each date.
Last Updated: June 5, 2026
Release Notes Examplify 3.10.2 (Windows/macOS)
What’s new in version 3.11.2 (changed from 3.11.0)
As part of our ongoing investment in security, 3.11.2. (changed from 3.11.0) includes multiple updates designed to strengthen our exam integrity safeguards. This release also includes a range of improvements and routine bug fixes. Highlights include:
Dark Mode: Students can use Dark Mode on Windows and macOS. This release supports this feature through a menu option in Examplify.
Adjustable Split View on non-essay questions: On questions where large images are placed in the question stem, students can adjust the screen to reveal more or less of the image at once.
Plain text paste for external content: On exams set up as Non-Secure with Block Internet (NSBI), students can paste plain text when pasting external content into an exam.
Updates to screen reader and tabbing in tables: Supports proper reading and tabbing when using table data within the question stem.
Alt-text support: When using a screen reader, supports alt text on images in the question stem.
Remove keyboard trap when using spreadsheet tools: Students can use their keyboard to return to the question stem, supporting accessibility requirements.
Additionally, this release formally adds support for the MacBook Neo on versions 3.11.2 (changed from 3.11.0) and 3.10.0 of Examplify.
Release Notes Examplify 3.10.0 (Windows/macOS)
Examplify for Desktop version 3.10 includes several important updates, including support for Windows ARM devices, user experience improvements, routine bug fixes and security updates.
ARM-based devices are now supported on Examplify for Windows 3.10 and above. Users must have Windows 24H2 or greater to use an ARM-based processor. ARM-based devices are not supported for Windows versions prior to 24H2, including Windows 10. In-app messaging and published Minimum System Requirements have been updated to reflect this change. We recognize that ARM-based devices are growing more common, and are excited to deliver this milestone to better support our users.
In addition to the new feature, version 3.10 includes several user experience enhancements designed to improve clarity and reduce support inquiries:
- Essay Character Count Alerts: Students will now receive notifications at 80%, 90%, and 100% of the character limit when typing essay responses, helping them stay within guidelines without guesswork or monitoring the character count badge at the bottom of the essay editor.
- Improved Upload Guidance: The “Unable to Upload Exam” message has been redesigned to provide clearer next steps and reassurance that exam files remain secure.
- Enhanced Dashboard Navigation: The “Refresh Exam List” link has been added to the top of the Dashboard for easier access ahead of upcoming interface improvements. The lower button for “Refresh Exam List” remains for the time.
- Clearer Password Guidance: A new reminder above the password entry field clarifies that the exam password is provided by the institution, helping reduce confusion during login.
This update also includes bug fixes, as well as security updates to enhance our ability to safeguard exam integrity.
Examplify macOS/iPadOS Operating System Updates
Microsoft has announced the upcoming release of its operating system Windows 11 25H2, but the official release date is not yet available. Certifying Examplify’s compatibility with Windows 11 25H2 can only be completed after the final version of the new operating system has been released because Microsoft may make key changes right up until release.
Please keep advising students not to update to beta versions of any of these products until Apple or Microsoft officially releases them, and an announcement from our team has been shared on this page and via email.
Apple has recently released its latest operating systems, macOS 26 (Tahoe) and iPadOS 26 (Solarium). We have certified that Examplify for Mac is compatible with macOS 26 Tahoe, and Examplify for iPad (version 5.4 only) is compatible with iPadOS 26 (Solarium). Examplify's Minimum System Requirements have been updated accordingly.
Release Notes Examplify 5.4.1
This release contains the following urgent fixes:
- Corrected an issue where exam-takers could not type in the short name for an institution and instead were required to type in the full institution name when logging in for the first time
- Corrected an issue where exam-makers could not preview exams on the iPad
- Corrected an issue where users would experience a freeze when uploading exams, requiring a manual upload
In addition, we introduced a change in Examplify 5.4 that leveraged Apple’s enhanced assessment mode to control network traffic without requiring students to manually disable network access before beginning their exams. Based on your input, we are temporarily rolling back this change and restoring the previous workflow. While we continue to use Apple’s robust built-in security features, this added step provides an extra layer of assurance during testing.
Release Notes Examplify 5.4.0 (iPadOS only)
This release will include important updates for accessibility compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA standards, specifically addressing the minimum contrast ratio throughout the application.
We also released an update to adopt a more secure version of our assessment platform, provided to us by Apple. As part of this update, we no longer need to ask the exam-taker to turn off their Wi-Fi. While we no longer ask users to disable Wi-Fi, Examplify still maintains control over the iPad, and all network traffic is prohibited.
Release Notes Examplify 3.9.0 (Windows/macOS)
This update includes important security updates designed to promote exam integrity.
In addition to this release, we are continuing to test upcoming versions of the Apple and Windows operating systems. As of this notice, these new versions are not certified, and students should be reminded not to download or install operating system versions that have not completed the certification process and been updated on our Minimum System Requirements page. Please continue to watch your e-mail and this page for when that support is added.
Most importantly, Microsoft is officially retiring support for Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. With this announcement, we will also be retiring support for Windows 10 on October 15, 2025.
Please note that we are officially retiring support for Examplify version 3.5.4 on August 19th, 2025 with the release of Examplify version 3.9.0.
Versions supported moving forward will be listed on the Minimum System Requirements page.
Release Notes Examplify 3.8.0
This update includes important security updates designed to promote exam integrity. Most notably, Microsoft is releasing a new feature of WindowsOS, named Recall, that enables users to record their computer screen for AI-assisted playback and analysis. Recall would allow exam-takers with certain devices to record secure assessment content. This update will prevent the use of that feature during secure exams, protecting the integrity of exam content. Additional security checks beyond Recall blocking were also added to this release as part of our continual commitment to upgrade Examplify security.
- Resolved an issue with spellcheck not being disabled on fill-in-the-blank exams.
- Resolved an issue with exam sections being skipped.
Release Notes Examplify 3.7.2 (Windows/macOS)
- Resolved an issue where users with a new Apple M4 series processor were unable to use ExamID/ExamMonitor due to camera conflicts.