Allowing professors to have access to which posts were moderated

Comments: 9

• 05 Mar, '21
  Susie O'Brien Admin

  "Moderated posts" (suggested by Cynthia Campbell on 2021-02-16), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 05 Mar, '21
  Susie O'Brien Admin

  "Professor-facing moderation queue for community with ability to dismiss flags" (suggested by Anne Olson on 2020-09-18), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 05 Mar, '21
  Susie O'Brien Admin

  "Giving Professor's & TA's access in individual participation reports to actual moderated post" (suggested by Gianna Cumba on 2020-09-11), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 05 Mar, '21
  Susie O'Brien Admin

  "Add a Moderated Post tab" (suggested by Rakeeta Hampton on 2020-05-12), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 05 Aug, '21
  Karen

  Or getting an email letting us know that a student's work has been moderated and why.

• 02 Oct, '21
  Heidi Livingston Eisips

  I agree with this; sometimes a post is moderated in error, and a student finds this stressful. Would be great for professor to be alerted to this situation automatically by Packback.

• 14 Oct, '21
  Stephen Pate

  As an instructor, I would at least like to get a "notification" (on the "bell" icon) that a student's post has been moderated. I can usually very quickly decide the right remedy and suggest it to the student. (I am still smarter than the AI. :)

• 03 Feb, '22
  Kristie Campana

  Yes, being informed about moderation and the reason behind it is very helpful. Sometimes removing a post that is low quality seems like a rather major consequence. Similarly, if something is offensive, it's helpful to know as an instructor if something problematic is happening so that you can possibly provide full class feedback or commentary on something.

• 05 Apr, '22
  Lisa Parrott

  I agree with this also! I had a student post a question by the due date on Sunday. Monday morning I added the grades from Packback, and a few days later while adding detailed feedback on posts I found out theirs had been moderated, thus giving them a different grade. I was not notified it was moderated and only found their post (to provide assistance) due to the response from another student. This prevents instructors from providing the much needed learning opportunity in these instances.