Exciting updates are coming to Amplify Desmos Math!

As we look ahead to the upcoming school year, we’re continuing to enhance Amplify Demos Math. From time-saving platform enhancements to new features, these updates are designed to help you deliver engaging math instruction while making planning, assigning, and differentiation easier than ever.

Whether you’re using Amplify Desmos Math on its own or alongside Personalized Learning, Boost Math®, or mCLASS® Math, this page highlights what’s already available and what’s coming next.

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Updates coming for the 2026–27 school year

To help you plan for the year ahead with confidence, we’re previewing some of the exciting enhancements coming your way.

Platform updates

We’re improving the overall classroom experience with platform enhancements that make lessons easier to navigate and instruction easier to manage.

  • Presentation tools are also expanding, making it easier to facilitate lessons, annotate in real time, and manage instruction from anywhere in the room.

New tools to support discussion and progress monitoring

New tools are on the way to help you better surface student thinking and communicate progress.

  • Discussion Moments, launching for grades 6–8 in 2026–27, will support rich classroom conversations by highlighting student ideas directly within lessons, making it easier to pause, reflect, and discuss mathematical thinking.
  • Individual Student Reports will provide a unified view of student progress across math products, offering a clear, shareable snapshot to support caregiver communication and student conferencing.

Using mCLASS Math? Explore upcoming updates and noteworthy features for assessment, progress monitoring, and reporting on the mCLASS Math Program Highlights page.

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New offerings

Amplify Desmos Math continues to grow to support more learners across grade levels and instructional pathways.

  • Expanded Spanish student and teacher materials will better serve multilingual classrooms by providing access to high-quality math instruction in both print and digital formats.
  • New PreK and Transitional Kindergarten offerings emphasize hands-on, developmentally appropriate learning.
  • For middle school, Accelerated 6 and Accelerated 7 will be available for full release soon, offering a two-year pathway that condenses grades 6–8.
  • At the high school level, Amplify Desmos Math will soon be commercially available as complete high school course sequences, including Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Integrated Math pathways.

Note: Some offerings and enhancements may require an additional purchase.

Noteworthy features

These features are already available or rolling out soon to help you plan, teach, and support students more efficiently.

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Easier assigning and clearer visibility into student work

You now have more flexibility and control when assigning math activities.

  • Assign work to individual students, create and reuse named groups, or assign multiple Personalized Learning activities at once using batch assign, making it easier to differentiate instruction and support small groups without extra setup time.
  • Use Stream filtering tools to search by student name and quickly view everything assigned to a particular learner.
  • Preview student work directly from the Stream to check progress and decide on next steps more efficiently.
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Personalized Learning activities are now clearer and easier for students to manage.

Personalized Learning activities now include a clear Done button, helping students understand when their work is complete.

  • Once an activity is finished, it moves out of the To Do list and into Past Work, reducing confusion and supporting student organization.
  • You also have improved visibility and guidance around unfinished work, redoing activities, and when Personalized Learning data appears in reporting.
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Easier planning and navigation across resources

Planning instruction is simpler with an improved Browse Instructional Resources experience designed to reduce clicks and help you quickly find the materials you need.

  • Locate resources more easily for small-group instruction, practice, or extension.
  • Get more control over the student experience, including the option to remove Math Adventures from Student Home when those activities aren’t part of their instructional plan.

Using Boost Math as part of your math solution? Learn more about recent enhancements to Boost Math, including updates to instructional pathways and more options to further the impact of your Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS).