The Goals creation process has been redesigned. The order has been reversed — you now start with the Goal itself, then add Action Items, and finally add Goal Owners and Collaborators. This makes the process more aligned with how a Goal is typically planned and helps differentiate the pages for creating the Goal versus those for Action Items.

Other changes you'll see during creation:

You can now turn Group Goals on or off for your Account. Account Owners and Super Admins will find the new Turn Group Goals On setting at the bottom of Account Settings → Goals Settings. The setting is off by default, which simplifies the Goal creation flow — you'll go straight to Individual Goals without the "Who will own this Goal?" step. When the setting is on, the option to choose between Individual or Group remains as it does today.

The Type field on Goals Reports adjusts to match: when Group Goals are turned off, only Individual and Archive show as Type options.

The Filter Bar is now available on the Active tab in Goals — both from the main Goals menu and within Workspace and Huddle Goals views. From the Goals page, you can filter by Goal Title, Description, Goal Owner, People, Groups, Roles, Categories, Location, Status, Custom Fields, and Dates. From Workspace and Huddles, the available filters are scoped to that context.

Users who have permission can also manage Categories from the Active tab — either from the gear icon in the Categories filter or from the new Manage Categories option in the more menu.

A new Goal Owner column has been added to the Active tab table, showing the Goal Owner's Avatar and name. The Collaborators column now shows stacked Avatars only.

Spellcheck is now active when you fill out or build a Form. Misspelled words are highlighted as you type, and right-clicking any highlighted word shows suggested corrections. Spellcheck is available across Form fields — including Form Title, Description, Headings, Text Field labels and inputs, Text Area labels and inputs, Details labels and inputs, File Picker labels, and the Form Template rename modal.

Custom Fields are now available as filters in the Forms Reports Filter Bar for Parent/Child Accounts, matching the Custom Fields filtering already available on Goals Reports. This gives Account Owners and Super Admins more flexibility when filtering Forms Reports across child Accounts.

You can now apply a Framework when running AI Insights on multiple Artifacts. After selecting your Artifacts and clicking AI Insights, a new Optional Framework dropdown appears at the bottom of the modal. Choose any Framework from your Account (the default Framework is listed first), and that Framework will be used for the AI Insights session.

Once you continue into AI Insights, the chosen Framework appears at the top of the Context pane with its size shown so you can see how it factors into the context limit. A more menu lets you swap to a different Framework or remove it.

Sibme's has four new Multi-Artifact Insights Prompts available this week to help synthesize a year's worth of evidence into a summative report. These reports can help find evidence for the effectiveness of classrooms, coaching conversations, PLCs, even School Board meetings! Select multiple Artifacts in your Workspace and Huddles and choose AI Insights to check them out today!

When picking a Teacher for AI Reports — both in Huddles and Account-Wide — you'll now see a generic Teacher option in the picker. Selecting Teacher assigns the role to whoever is speaking the most in the recording. This is helpful when you don't need to identify a specific User.

The favorites star on Artifact tiles now shows how many people have favorited the Artifact. The star can be grey (you haven't favorited it) or yellow (you have) and appears next to a number that reflects everyone with access who has starred it. A regular tap on the star still favorites or unfavorites the Artifact. This same behavior applies to both Media and Resources.

The same favorites pill is now available on the Video page below the Video on the right. The number only appears once at least one User has favorited the Video. Tap and hold to view the list of Users who have favorited it.

Document Commenting Resources now use the same favorites pill, so favoriting works consistently across all Artifact types. The same three states apply: not favorited, favorited by you, or favorited by others without you.

Replies in Document Commenting now follow the same indented layout used on the Video page and in 3-Pane. Replies are indented up to 2 levels deep, with a thicker bar marking each reply's level. Each reply shows the User's name, the comment annotation, the marker tag color dot, and review status, followed by the date/time, who was replied to, like count, and the Reply button. The Reply button has been enlarged to make it easier to tap.

When you edit a comment, the text box now shows a clear Edit Comment header with an 'X' to cancel — canceling takes you back to the comment without a warning. The comment time appears in blue at the bottom right of the text box. A comment that's been edited is now tagged with - edited at the end, the same way it appears in Chat. The text box also expands upward as you type, growing past the top of the screen if needed.

The ability to swipe the comments pane up to take it full-screen is preserved. Tap '˅' or swipe back down to bring the Resource back up.