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How do students view feedback and chat messages?

Students can follow these steps to view their grading feedback on the rubric or check their instant conferencing messages.

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Writable provides teachers and students with multiple avenues for feedback. Students can use the steps below to view the feedback left by their reviewers.

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Viewing Feedback on a Rubric

If students have received feedback from teachers or peers, they can follow these steps to view their scores, highlights, and comments:

1. Click on an assignment from the assignment dashboard.

Tip! Assignments with unread feedback will show a yellow alert message.

2. View comments under the Feedback section. Click on a comment to be taken to your writing.

3. If you're ready to review, click 'Revise Now' above the writing, or 'Revise' beneath the rubric to begin making changes to the writing.

Tip! You can click 'Past Feedback' above the rubric to see past versions of your writing and any comments left on those drafts.


Viewing Chat Messages

If teachers have sent students chat messages, students can follow these steps to view those messages and respond.

Tip! Students can always view their teacher's messages and feedback by clicking on the assignment, and then clicking anywhere in the 'Read & Write' section.

1. Click on the chat notification icon in the top corner to go to the Chat Inbox.

2. All messages from your teacher will be available to view. You can use the following tools to filter and narrow down your inbox.

  • Toggle the Unread option to only see new, unread chats.

  • Click the filter icon to choose specific teachers, classes, and assignments.

3. Click in the chat box to reply to your teacher or send a question.

4. To go to the assignment directly, click 'View Assignment' at the top of your chat.

Reminders:

  • Students cannot delete, undo, or edit sent messages to teachers.

  • Chats are only between students and teachers, not students and other students.


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