Hello -
When Students are allowed to create discussions in Legacy or New Discussions, where do these student created discussions go?
Thx
J
Hi @JamieL23,
They will go under the Discussions area, just like instructor discussions do. Students don't have the ability to create any graded discussions, nor can they add discussions to modules like a teacher could though.
Hope this helps answer your question!
-Chris
Cool - this is exactly what I was looking for! I wondered if they'd be able to add them to a Module! So it sounds like instructors would have to be sure to have the Discussions link in the course Nav available for anyone to be able to find/see a Discussion created by a student. If I'm wrong let me know? Thanks so much again!
Jamie 🙂
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