[ARCHIVED] Discussion format - students editing/deleting their posts
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I love the discussion abilities that Canvas gives us teachers! I used it in Blackboard in other classes, and the students enjoyed it too.
I am a high school ELA teacher. I want to use discussions to pose thought-provoking questions that students would respond to, and I would require them to respond to at least two other students' posts to get points. I will also check the box that requires students to submit a post themselves before being able to read and comment on other students' posts.
I also thought about using discussions as a way to check for understanding. This is where things might get tricky.
I don't want a student who has not done his work or does not understand the work to be able to submit a blank/gibberish post, look at what other students (who completed and understood the work) wrote, and then go back to their post and copy/rephrase what the other students have said.
Is it possible to disable editing/deleting posts and replies once they are submitted? I would be better able to determine through the discussion feature which students are not doing their own work, and/or students who are not absorbing the material.
Thanks!!!
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