Released December 5, 2022 (build 46.12.3)
Recently Updated list added to Library
Any Library item uploaded or modified within the past 30 days will now be included on your Library's "Recently Updated" list.
This list will appear alongside "My Favorites" in the side column and be displayed by default when first opening Library.
Support for "/" in Personal Pronouns fields
When configuring their pronoun preferences in the Personal Pronouns > Other field in their Profiles, users can now include a "/" (or any alternative character) to separate each value entered.
UserType added to Provisioning API
This update makes the various UserType options (Restricted, Semi-restricted, Regular, Shared) available in Jostle's User Provisioning API.
TOTAL: 152 bug fixes, improvements, and/or performance enhancements.
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Release cycle theme: Jostle: A to Z
L is for Learn
Did you know that there was going to be a pop quiz in this edition of the Release Notes? I thought it was only appropriate, seeing as how this release is called "Learn". So, today's quiz is going to look at the concept of learning and how it has been represented across various forms of famous creative works...hey, wait - come back! It's not as bad as it sounds!
*Ahem* That was just my pretentious way of saying it's a quiz about songs, movie titles, and quotes that have "learn", or some variation thereof, in their titles. (Hey, I never said it was going to be a GOOD pop quiz).
Ready? Here we go!
Part 1: Listen & Learn
Match the song (a-c) with its singer (1-3)
a) You Learn
b) I Learned From The Best
c) Learning To Fly
1) Tom Petty
2) Alanis Morissette
3) Whitney Houston
Part 2: Read & Learn
Which poet penned the famous phrase "A little learning is a dangerous thing"?
a) Pope
b) Coleridge
c) Wordsworth
Part 3: Watch & Learn
What Stanley Kubrick film had the secondary title "How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb"?
a) A Clockwork Orange
b) Full Metal Jacket
c) Dr. Strangelove
And that's it! Check your answers below to LEARN how you did.
(And if you don't end up doing well, at least you'll find out what the right answers are, which means you can say that you LEARNED something today! You're welcome.) 😉
ANSWERS - Part 1: a-2, b-3, c-1 Part 2: a Part 3: c
