EthosCE Version 7.107 was released to test sites on August 6, 2026, and will be released to production sites on August 12, 2026.
Included in this release:
Additions
CORE-5523: Add toggle to control CE Broker reporting based on user license entry. A new configuration option lets staff limit CE Broker reporting to learners who have a license number on file, reducing failed reporting attempts.
CORE-5527: Add accessible names and button semantics to the slideshow pager. Slideshow navigation controls are now identified as buttons with descriptive labels for screen reader users.
CORE-5529: Add ARIA roles to Chosen widgets. Enhanced dropdown menus now describe themselves correctly to assistive technology, improving keyboard and screen reader navigation.
CORE-5530: Update social share links with descriptive messaging when opening in a new window. Social sharing links now indicate that they open in a new window before a user activates them.
CORE-5531: Improve color contrast for form field descriptions, input borders and select placeholders. Form help text, input borders, and dropdown placeholder text are now darker to meet accessibility contrast standards.
CORE-5538: Improve generic product nodes and custom fields support in analytics. Analytics now includes non-course products and their custom fields, closing gaps in reporting on the full product catalog.
Fixes
CORE-5321: Fix reminders sending a single email instead of repeating. Corrected an issue where repeating reminders sent to a distribution list only delivered the first email and skipped all later intervals.
CORE-5550: Remove deprecated field in ACCME analytics field definitions. Resolved a Bad Request error that prevented exporting the ACCME Summary Dashboard and Analytics builder reports to Excel or CSV.
CORE-5561: Fix partial credit reporting logic in CE Broker. Sessions sharing a series course identifier now report partial credit rather than full credit, and partial credit reporting no longer requires the credit type to be variable.
Changes
CORE-5528: Update course summary display to be more consistent to avoid false flags in accessibility scans. The course summary panel now uses a standard content container instead of a form grouping element, with no visible change for users.