October 21, 2026

Text on boards, and recordings that play back truer

Instructors can now put text on a board, right next to the works. Recordings play back more faithfully, and joining a class copes better with a busy moment.

In a class

For anyone joining a live class.

• Text alongside the art

  A board can now carry a few words next to the works: a question to look for, a date, a name. It sits in line with the pictures, so it reads as part of the board rather than as a note over it.

• Joining copes with a busy moment

  If lots of people arrive at once, joining tries again on its own instead of showing an error.

Watching a recording

For anyone catching up on a class afterwards.

• The right board wherever you jump

  Going back to the start, or skipping around, shows the board that was up at that moment in the class.

• Starts the way the class did

  If the instructor had the class focused on them before the recording began, recordings of new classes now open the same way.

• Lighter on a small screen

  A smaller player loads a lighter version of the video, which helps on a slower connection.