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| − | 2. A '''Forum''' is the highest level of a discussion board. Under each Forum is a '''Topic.''' You will want to click on the '''Topic''' to post your | + | 2. A '''Forum''' is the highest level of a discussion board. Under each Forum is a '''Topic.''' You will want to click on the '''Topic''' to post your message. In this example, "Healthcare Administration" is the forum and "Chapters 1-2: would be the topic. |
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Revision as of 17:56, 28 January 2013
Audience
Students who will be using Discussion Boards for traditional, ITV, blended or online classes.
Overview
The D2L Discussion tool allows students to discussion assigned course topics through a discussion board forum.
How to Compose a Discussion Post
1. Make sure you have all forums and Topic selected
2. A Forum is the highest level of a discussion board. Under each Forum is a Topic. You will want to click on the Topic to post your message. In this example, "Healthcare Administration" is the forum and "Chapters 1-2: would be the topic.
3. Again, click on the Topic to post your message.
How to Compose a Message
How to Edit Your Post
