Value Proposition and why we’ve relaunched (pull from Libraries Relaunch Proposal: For Product Review , https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1IeCVClg2iV_KrURM5vMBEWOtcmPpQshntKmsAfObgsg/edit#slide=id.g2e55a96eb73_0_778
Key changes
From many libraries to one: Libraries now support content at scale
Libraries support any content reuse, including but not limited to problem bank randomization
Reuse, remix, (share), manage independently from the course
Demo use cases (record as videos):
Create sets of collections within a single library to manage assessments and randomization needs (Harvard)
Create “playlists” around subjects, effort levels and more
Align competency or skills tags to content
Easily track content usage in courses
Sync updates centrally
New functionality and changes
Reimagined library experience
Brand new UI
Search functionality
In-context sidebars
Collections for content management
Expanded content creation capabilities (text, problem, video editors)
Tagging functionality
Expanded reuse functionality, including central updates and syncing
Improvements to content randomization
Third-party static asset support
MVP scope and limitations
Support for components (text, video and problem blocks)
No support yet for advanced blocks or ORAs
Import/export at scale not yet supported
Sunsetting Legacy Libraries
Phase-out plan
What’s coming next?
Support for all advanced blocks
Support for ORAs
Mass import
Support for unit reuse
Improved static asset management in Libraries
Improvements to randomization
Improvements to reuse workflows
One-click migration from Legacy Libraries to New Libraries