There's a big difference between "there are changes instructors will need to learn how to deal with" (always have been and always will be) and "there are changes that are causing acces...

@SamGarza1 I saw that you said in a post on 23 May, "...it looks like we'll be going back to sorting on the initial post date..."  I really, really hope this is going to be implemented...

Echoing the earlier comments.  I turned the new interface off within a day of starting using it for the first time, because the structure was making it impossible for me to reasonably follow the full ...

Thank you for this suggestion @stimme.  I just posted such a comment.

Thanks for the suggestion, @Hildi_Pardo.  I've considered something along those lines—but it's so darn hard to predict what answers I may want to reuse!  😂  I figured I'd ask t...

My courses use discussions in a way that very much requires being able to clearly view threads to follow conversations, and to be able to easily see previous discussions in a chronological way (oldest...

Coming back to this a few deploys later, since there are still no visual cues for threading such as I described—which also means there's still no clear division between threads, despite the (welco...

Thanks for the suggestion, @Hildi_Pardo.  I've considered something along those lines—but it's so darn hard to predict what answers I may want to reuse!  😂  I figured I'd ask t...

For context, I am a math instructor, who frequently teaches the same courses from one quarter to the next.  One of my uses for Canvas discussions is as a place for students to ask questions that I ans...

The dividers (line separations) between posts are an improvement, which I appreciate.  But visual cues for threading—showing the connections as was done in the legacy discussions, not just indents or ...