[ARCHIVED] Discussion not appearing on student page

[ana_petero]

I have a peer evaluation discussion that isn't showing up on the my students' page.

[awilliams]

Hi  @ana_petero . This is going to be a tough one to troubleshoot from afar, but the more information we have the better. I'll try to make a guess at what might be going on but you may want to go ahead and reach out to Canvas Support as well and the support agents will have access to much more information than we have as Community members. For us to help further here, I think we would need to know things like 
1) Are you a student or an instructor?
2) What are the details of the assignment?
3) What steps have you taken with the assignment up to this point?

4) What do you mean when you say "the my students' page" ?

Taking a complete shot in the dark, if you are an instructor and you created a discussion with settings for peer-review, and this discussion is not appearing for students, you may need to check to ensure you published the discussion. How do I publish or unpublish an assignment as an instructor?

[ana_petero]

I am an instructor.

I want students to conduct peer evaluations of each other's outlines. So, I went to "People", created the groups/pairs,and it's all set up in "People". I tried to add it on the 'peer evaluation' page, but when I go to the speed grader, it doesn't show up as students in pairs.

I hope that makes better sense.

Thank you for your prompt reply.

[awilliams]

Hi  @ana_petero , thank you for that additional information that is very helpful! I think I understand better now. What you are trying to do is create a peer review assignment. More information can be found on that in these lessons:

How do I use peer review assignments in a course? 

How do I create a peer review assignment? 

How do I manually assign peer reviews for an assignment? 

How do I automatically assign peer reviews for an assignment? 

Groups do not need to be used for peer reviews at all. Groups are generally used when you want multiple students to work on the same assignment(s) or project(s) together.