not sure if this question or discussion already exists but...When students make a comment on an assignment submission - especially AFTER the assignment has been seen and graded by the instructor - is ...

To add to these observations from @emily_asher... We need THREADED replies, where each reply to a reply is indented so one can easily track who is talking to whom. The old Canvas discussions allowed f...

< It is clunky to click on "reply" multiple times to see the thread> In fact, it's not a true "threaded" discussion, as replies are no longer indented to show which level reply they are or which post ...

I totally agree with you. And there are other comments about this (and other issues of the redesign) making some of the same complaints. See  Feedback on new reply sidebar  In fact, I think ...

Work around (for old discussions): Once you have the entire discussion open and expanded, you cannyse you browser "find" feature to locate all posts from a given student.This will work in the old disc...

Unfortunately, as of this summer, the option to not use it is no longer available.  By all means, it should remain an option indefinitely, NOT forced upon all of us. Clearly, many of us have too many ...

Actually, there IS an option for student users to reply to announcements. Though it is true that students cannot post announcements.  Any time an instructor posts an announcement, they can check an op...

Of course I don't think students "should fail" because they don't read directions (though they should fail if they fail to put in the effort)!Some discussions I use "post before seeing," others I don'...

<late for discussion just thought no one has participated discussion so far. And it is due in the next hour.> @yfan  I had not thought of that. Basically, seems like everyone else is waiting for someo...

@smithr2  Yes, keep BOTH formats as an OPTION for instructors to choose. Same as "new quizzes" has remained an option for years now since being introduced.