Saarbrücken (GER), June 2025 - Scheer IMC has presented the latest update to the enterprise learning platform, the imc Learning Suite. The Innovation Pack v.14.24 introduces numerous enhancements for the "Channels" add-on. This add-on allows organisations to provide content in a structured and topic-specific manner.
The new features in IP 14.24 focus on improved management and usage of Channels, enhancing user-friendliness, and offering new possibilities for integrations and analytics. Learning experiences can now be personalised even more effectively, and content is easier to manage.
Users of the imc Express authoring tool also benefit from new features such as a live preview and the ability to save custom prompts. Additionally, a new training module on the EU AI Act is now available.
5-star rating for channel content
Content within Channels can now be rated with a 5-star system, visible to both learners and content creators. This feature makes it easier to assess the relevance and quality of content within a Channel.
Support for articles in the media upload feature
Users contributing content to Channels can now add short articles. These are ideal for answering frequently asked questions or highlighting common errors.
Channel association of content visible in ‘My feed’
All content within the "My Feed" area now displays the associated Channel. If content appears in multiple Channels, it is shown multiple times.
User activity reports for channel content
Organisations can now generate detailed reports on user activity within Channels to gain insights into engagement and usage.
Direct integration of WBTs from imc Express into channels
Content creators using the AI-powered authoring tool imc Express can now upload their WBTs directly into a Channel and select specific sections during the process.
Updates in imc Express
imc Express itself also receives several updates. With the new live preview, users can see how their content will appear to learners during editing. In addition, customised prompts can now be saved and reused later.
As Scheer IMC is based in Germany, users of imc Express benefit from particularly strict data protection and AI regulations.
Furthermore, a training module on the EU AI Act – the European regulation on artificial intelligence – is now part of the imc Express X-Library. This adaptable template enables optimal training on the use of AI.
