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September 29, 2025

Engage Points Early Access Has Officially Begun!

Engage Points Early Access Has Officially Begun!
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# Student Success

Rosario Bruzon
Rosario Bruzon
Engage Points Early Access Has Officially Begun!
We’re excited to share that the Points functionality within Anthology® Engage is now live with the first 10 campuses as part of our Early Access Release Program. This initial wave marks a significant milestone, as these institutions are gaining early access to the new Points experience and actively contributing to its development well ahead of general availability.
We are incredibly grateful to our early customers for partnering with us in this important phase. And this is just the beginning!


Program Overview: What’s Happening Now

The Early Access Program provides select customers with access to an initial version of Points, receiving ongoing feature updates leading up to the full launch.
Our early adopters are already testing the platform in real-world settings and sharing feedback with our team. This input is essential as we continue refining Points to better meet the needs of campuses.




Eligibility: Want to Join Us?

The Early Access Program is available exclusively to current Paths customers and is being rolled out in structured waves to ensure a controlled launch and continuous iteration based on real user feedback.
The good news? There’s still an opportunity to participate*. If your campus is interested in joining a future wave, we encourage you to submit an application here: Apply Online Now


*Please note that if your campus applied for Wave 1 but was not selected, there’s no need to reapply. All eligible applicants will automatically be considered for future waves.


Feedback in Motion

As the Points Early Access Program springs to life, the energy among our early adopters has been nothing short of inspiring. “Watching campuses get creative with Point Activities and imagining the possibilities has truly been the highlight of this launch,” shares Senior Product Manager Jessica Duvall.

Even in these first days, feedback has come in waves—campuses are eager, collaborative, and consistently excited by the immediate potential of gamification to boost student engagement. The most thrilling part? Seeing how real-time campus insights are already shaping the next generation of Points features.

From leaderboard improvements to smarter dashboards, every suggestion fuels our momentum. As Jessica puts it, “This is just the beginning of a community-driven revolution in engagement. Every piece of feedback helps us make Points a more powerful and flexible hub for student success.”


Participation: Why Join the Early Access Program?

Being part of the Early Access Program gives your campus a unique opportunity to be at the forefront of the Points experience. As an early adopter, you'll benefit from:
  • First access to Points before general release
  • Direct engagement and collaboration with our product team
  • Influence on product development through your feedback
  • Continuous updates as new capabilities become available
  • A head start in preparing for broader institutional rollout
This program is more than just a preview—it’s a valuable opportunity to build a collaborative partnership and play a key role in shaping the future of Engage, guided by real insights from our community.


Looking Ahead

We will continue onboarding new campuses over the coming months, building momentum toward General Availability in January 2026. The next wave will begin in early October, and we look forward to receiving your application.
Thank you again to our initial cohort of campuses and to those considering joining us: we’re eager to collaborate and drive meaningful impact together!
With fresh ideas and campus voices at the center, Points is rapidly evolving—so get ready, because the best is yet to come!
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