how do you edit a thread in blackboard

by Prof. Leann Gerlach 4 min read

How do I edit a thread?

  • Open the thread.
  • Go to the first post in the thread and long press on it.
  • Select Edit.
  • Edit the text as you see fit and tap Save.

Edit a thread
  1. Open a forum and select a thread.
  2. On the thread's page, point to a post so that all of the functions appear and select Edit.
  3. The editor appears. Make edits while you view the original post.
  4. Select Submit. Your edits appear in the post.

Full Answer

How do you edit a post on Blackboard?

Oct 06, 2021 · Edit or delete replies. Open a thread in a forum. On the thread’s page, point to a post to view the available functions. Select Edit or Delete. The delete action is irreversible. When you edit, the page expands so that you can make edits in the editor while you view the original post. Select Submit. 2. Manage Discussions | Blackboard Help

How should I create a background thread?

May 26, 2021 · 1. Click the name of a forum to open the forum with threads. 2. Select the thread (s) to delete. 3. Click Delete button. 4. Click OK to confirm the deletion.

How to create thread in discussion board, blackboard?

How do I edit a discussion on canvas? Open Discussions. In Course Navigation, click the Discussions link. Edit Discussion. To edit the discussion, use the Rich Content Editor. You can also edit other discussion options. Save Discussion. Click the Save button.

How do you delete your own thread?

Oct 07, 2021 · https://help.blackboard.com/Learn/Instructor/Interact/Discussions/Manage. On the Discussion Board page, open a forum’s menu and select Edit. On the Edit Forum page, change the forum’s name, description, availability, or settings. Select Submit. 3.

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Can you edit a thread on Blackboard as a student?

Instructors can edit or delete anyone's discussions, discussion titles, responses, and replies. ... Students can't edit their discussion titles after they create discussions. Open the menu for a response or reply to access the Edit and Delete functions. If you delete an initial response, all replies remain.

How do I edit a thread?

Change the content of a threadOpen the thread.Go to the first post in the thread and long press the post.Select Edit thread.Edit the text as you see fit and tap Save.

How do I delete or edit a discussion post 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 I edit discussion post on Blackboard?

You can edit or delete your own posts only if your instructor has made those options available to you. You cannot edit or delete others' posts. If you post a message in error and the option to delete it is not available to you, contact your instructor.

How do you delete a student thread on blackboard?

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.

Editing Forums

As the discussion progresses, editing forum settings may help resolve discussion issues. For example, if students are posting to the wrong topic, fine-tune the forum name or description to clarify the forum’s purpose. If all forums were created at the beginning of the term and made unavailable, any forum can be edited to make it available.

Copying Forums

Discussion forums can be copied and added to the current Discussion Board or to a Group Discussion Board in the same course.

Changing the Order of Forums

Reorder the forums by pressing the move icon, the double-tipped arrow or handle next to an item, and use the drag-and-drop function to move the forum into place.

Deleting Forums

You can delete forums and threads no longer used. When a forum or thread is removed, all content and grades are permanently deleted. For example, delete an ungraded forum used to discuss questions about a completed assignment.

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