Commit dbb87e26 by Mark Hoeber

Merge pull request #3663 from edx/markhoeber/documentation/doc-309

Note about course staff and discussion admin roles
parents 8f90dd83 3a185b26
...@@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ May, 2014 ...@@ -12,6 +12,9 @@ May, 2014
* - Date * - Date
- Change - Change
* - 05/09/14
- Updated :ref:`Assigning_discussion_roles` with a note about course staff requiring
explicit granting of discussion administration roles.
* - 05/08/14 * - 05/08/14
- Added warnings to :ref:`Add a File` about file size. - Added warnings to :ref:`Add a File` about file size.
* - 05/07/14 * - 05/07/14
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...@@ -86,7 +86,11 @@ You can designate a team of people to help you run course discussions. Different ...@@ -86,7 +86,11 @@ You can designate a team of people to help you run course discussions. Different
* Discussion admins have the same options for working with discussions as moderators. Admins can also assign these discussion management roles to more people while your course is running, or remove a role from a user whenever necessary. Responses and comments made by admins are marked as "Staff". * Discussion admins have the same options for working with discussions as moderators. Admins can also assign these discussion management roles to more people while your course is running, or remove a role from a user whenever necessary. Responses and comments made by admins are marked as "Staff".
.. note:: Discussion responses and comments made by course staff and instructors are also marked as "Staff". .. note::
Course staff and instructors that you set up in Studio are not automatically
granted discussion administration roles. You must explicitly grant discussion
administration roles to course staff and instructors if they intend to
administer course discussions.
Before you can assign roles to your discussion administrators, you need their email addresses or usernames. Before you can assign roles to your discussion administrators, you need their email addresses or usernames.
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