editing blackboard discussion posts

To Edit a Discussion Post Navigate to the discussion. Click on the title of the topic to which you would like to edit. Click on the down arrow to the right of the thread or post to which you would like to edit.

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How can I edit or delete a discussion board post?

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How to create effective discussion board post?

Aug 18, 2012 · Posts are marked as read as you read down the page, but only if the entire post is visible (expanded). You can also flag posts you want to review again later or indicate as important. Responding to Posts: Click Reply or Quote to reply to a post in a thread. Click Email Author to send a Blackboard Message to the author of a post. If the instructor has enabled the …

How to set up a discussion board in Blackboard?

How do I post on the discussion board in Blackboard?

Can you edit a discussion post on Blackboard as a student?

Delete discussion topics, responses, and replies Students can delete only their own discussions, responses, and replies. Students can't edit their discussion titles after they create discussions.

Can you edit a discussion post?

Deleting a Discussion Thread or Post Students cannot delete their own discussion threads or posts, but students can edit their threads and posts. If you need a post deleted, contact your instructor.Dec 13, 2021

How do I delete a discussion comment on blackboard?

To Delete Old Posts:Enter Blackboard and open the course.Edit Mode - On.Open the Discussion Board.Find a Forum that has posts. Open the forum.Click the top left checkbox to select all the threads.Optional: Uncheck any message to be kept.Click Delete to remove the student posts.

Can professors see when you edit a discussion posts on canvas?

If the post is edited, there is no history for the Instructor to look at to see what was changed. If the post was deleted, the instructor has no idea what the post was or whose post it was. Most instructors do not want this feature available to students.

Online Discussions: An Overview

Watch: Discussion Boards#N#See an overview about how to use the Discussion Board.

All About Forums

The main Discussion Board page displays a list of available discussion Forums. A Discussion Board can contain one or more Forums. A Forum is an area where a topic or a group of related topics are discussed. For each Forum, the page displays the total number of posts, the number of unread posts, and the total number of participants.

Different Ways to View a Forum

A forum can be viewed in one of two contexts: Tree View or List View. This choice remains in effect until you change it and it can be changed at any time. These choices are available at the top of the Forum page.

All About Threads

Within a Forum, a list of posts called Threads is displayed either in Tree View or List View. To enter a Thread to review related responses, click on the Thread name. If your instructor allows, you can create a new Thread by clicking Create Thread. To manage which Threads you see, select an option from the Display action menu.

Creating a New Thread

Forums have many settings that control who can post and what other types of actions users can take, such as editing their own Threads, posting anonymously, or rating posts. Depending on which forum settings your instructor has selected, you may be allowed to create a new Thread.

Inside a Thread: Thread Details

After you’ve posted your initial Thread, you will most likely reply to others in your course, as you would during a regular classroom conversation. Let’s take a look at the Thread Detail page, and then we will discuss how to reply to your fellow participants and classmates.

Replying to a Thread and Post

Once you’ve accessed a forum and have entered the Thread, you can reply to anyone who has posted to that thread.

Description

Once you posted to a discussion topic, you can edit your post to correct any typos or spelling errors. Please note that instructors can see the time and date of when a post has been edited.

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