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# 2.25.0

## UI changes for ePUB experience, new touch based interactions, bug fixes

| Version      | 2.25.0     |
| ------------ | ---------- |
| Release Date | 2018-08-30 |

## Key features <a href="#id-20180830engage2.25.0uichangesforepubexperience-newtouchbasedinteractions-bugfixes-keyfeatures" id="id-20180830engage2.25.0uichangesforepubexperience-newtouchbasedinteractions-bugfixes-keyfeatures"></a>

This release introduces UI changes that make the EPUB experience more user friendly, new touch based interactions for mobile and tablet devices, and a few defect fixes.

## Details <a href="#id-20180830engage2.25.0uichangesforepubexperience-newtouchbasedinteractions-bugfixes-details" id="id-20180830engage2.25.0uichangesforepubexperience-newtouchbasedinteractions-bugfixes-details"></a>

### EPUB experience

* Fixes an issue where 100px of dead space are padded below the EPUB reader in the Engage window.
* UI changes direct users attempting to upload an EPUB to work through Unizin Services to deliver that content in Engage to their students.

### Touch-based interactions

* New touch based interactions. We have redesigned Engage's touch interactions for mobile and tablet devices. Engage now uses more modern libraries and has improved performance.

### Miscellaneous fixes

* Notifications can now be dismissed by the user (rather than just waiting for them to disappear).
* Fixes issue in All notes view where question counts may be inaccurate
* IE 11 user interface fixes: user menu, upload experience

## Known Issues

None.


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