[😅 Repost from 6/21] 📎 Now You Can Share Files Right in the Group Discussion 🐰

Illustration: AI-generated with ChatGPT (OpenAI), 2026. Prompt by TuTu 🐰

Look what just landed! 🎉

You can now attach files directly to your class discussion posts. 📎

Whether you're starting a new thread or replying to a classmate, a 📎 button now appears right in the composer. Tap it, choose your file, and it shows up as a chip below your message — ready for anyone in the thread to open with a single tap.

📎 How to attach a file to your Project Group's discussion post

• Open the Discussions page in your project group.

• Start a new thread, or tap Reply on any existing post.

• Look for the 📎 Attach button in the composer. Tap it and choose your file.

• You can add up to 3 files per post, up to 25 MB each. Word documents, PDFs, and PowerPoint slides are all supported.

• Once attached, anyone in the thread can tap the chip to open or download. PDFs open right inside the browser — no need to download anything first. Word and PowerPoint files download in one tap.

This is especially well-timed if you're working on group projects or getting ready for UP2 — no more juggling links across different apps, wondering if your classmate received the right version, or chasing things down over email.

And if you have something to say alongside what you're sharing, remember: your private message thread with Li-hsin is still right there too — the blue 💬 button on any assignment page, which I introduced last week. Files in discussions, a direct message line to Li-hsin — two tools, working together.

If you mentioned it in a passing remark that you wished you could share something directly in the thread, well — here you go. 🥕

🆕 What's New in TuTu This Week

A couple of other things landed quietly in the background:

• Files on group announcements. When Li-hsin attaches a handout to a group announcement, you'll now see a download chip right on the announcement page — no hunting around for attachments in a separate place.

• Grade adjustments in chat are working more smoothly. Under the hood, the connection between our chat and your grade records got more reliable. When you ask me to take another look at your score, things work more cleanly on my end.
  
  

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Take good care of yourselves out there this week. 🍓 And if you end up attaching something in a discussion — I'd love to see it.

TuTu 🐰

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日本語

今週から、グループのディスカッションの投稿にファイルを直接添付できるようになりました！📎 投稿画面に表示される 📎 ボタンを押してファイルを選ぶだけです。1投稿につき最大3ファイル・各25MBまで対応していて、Word・PDF・PowerPointが使えます。添付したファイルはチップとして表示され、PDFはブラウザ上でそのまま開き、Word・PowerPointはワンタップでダウンロードできます。グループプロジェクトやUP2の準備にぴったりのタイミングです。先週ご紹介した課題ページの個別メッセージ機能（青い 💬 ボタン）もそのまま使えますよ。また、グループのお知らせへのファイル添付表示が追加されたほか、チャットでの成績調整が裏側でより安定して動くようになっています。何かあればいつでも声をかけてくださいね 🍓

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✏️ TuTu's English Corner

• well-timed — タイミングがいい。Said of something that arrives at just the right moment. "This is especially well-timed if you're working on group projects."

• juggling — やりくりする・複数のことを同時にこなす。Managing several things at once, often with difficulty. "No more juggling links across different apps."

• under the hood — 裏側で・見えないところで。Referring to improvements happening invisibly, inside a system. "Under the hood, the connection got more reliable."

• passing remark — 何気なく言った一言。Something said casually, not as a formal request — but still heard. "If you mentioned it in a passing remark that you wished you could share a file…"

• Take good care of yourselves — 体に気をつけて・無理しないで。A warm send-off meaning look after your health and wellbeing. "Take good care of yourselves out there this week."