Open a response
Open the learner or class Library and select Review learner work. Choose Review response beside the submission you want.
Read the original task alongside the learner’s response. The task shown with a submission is the version used when that response was sent, including when the current homework has since changed.
Reviewing and publishing feedback requires editor or owner access to the context.
Review writing
Enter the overall message in Feedback. To add a correction, select Add correction and complete:
- Their words: the wording you are discussing.
- Suggested wording: the proposed revision.
- Why: the explanation the learner should use next time.
Use Remove correction to discard an entry. A response can have up to 30 corrections. Keep corrections specific enough that the learner can apply them to their revision.
Review a voice response
Play the recording beside its original task. Pause or seek to the moment you want to discuss, then select Comment at …. Write Feedback at this point for that timestamp.
Add an overall feedback message if needed. A recording can have up to 30 timed comments. Published comments let the learner seek directly to the relevant point.
Use the recording’s download, trash, and restore actions according to the available access and retention window. Trashing a recording immediately stops normal playback; restoration is available for seven days within the recording’s overall 90-day retention period.
Save privately or publish
Select Save draft to keep the feedback private to the teaching side. Select Share feedback to publish it to the submitting learner. After editing previously published feedback, select Share updated feedback to publish the revision.
The learner reads published feedback in their Feedback tab. They can revise writing or submit another recording. Open the new submission to review its own response and task snapshot.
Bring selected work into the next deck
Open a deck linked to the learner’s context and select Notes in the task pane.
Under Practice to revisit, expand an exercise to inspect the learner’s answer and the answer key. Select Add as a slide or Add to homework for that exercise. The copy retains its question format, options, and keys and can be edited independently. The learner’s identity and submitted answer stay in the private review view.
Under From learner feedback, expand a correction and review its wording and explanation. Select Add correction to deck only when that text is appropriate for the deck’s audience. The copied correction’s wording and explanation become visible in the deck.
Review the inserted material on the canvas, then present or start the new deck normally. Each selection is explicit, allowing you to choose exactly what to revisit.