Like Mike, I add some viual interest to disussions by getting into students' posts using the edit tool, but now that Sort by Likes is gone, my posts - I am the teacher - get lost in the sea of posts. ...

I "edit" student posts by highlighting key points in their posts, and I then add my comments in blue. See below. But for me, the loss of the Sort by Likes option means my comments get lost in a sea of...

Agree, the last thing I want to do with my time is post to these forums, but the loss of the Sort by Likes tool is a disaster for my use of discussions in a online class with more than a 1,000 student...

Yes, the new discussions design is a disaster on so many levels. The collapsed threads means students will not read replies. The smaller font for replies instead on the old indented format for replies...

I teach 4,000 students a semester and the loss of the Sort by Likes option means that every post is equal - they are not equal. There is now no way for the most insightful/relevent posts to rise to th...

Like Mike, I add some viual interest to disussions by getting into students' posts using the edit tool, but now that Sort by Likes is gone, my posts - I am the teacher - get lost in the sea of posts. ...

I "edit" student posts by highlighting key points in their posts, and I then add my comments in blue. See below. But for me, the loss of the Sort by Likes option means my comments get lost in a sea of...

Agree, the last thing I want to do with my time is post to these forums, but the loss of the Sort by Likes tool is a disaster for my use of discussions in a online class with more than a 1,000 student...

Yes, the new discussions design is a disaster on so many levels. The collapsed threads means students will not read replies. The smaller font for replies instead on the old indented format for replies...

I teach 4,000 students a semester and the loss of the Sort by Likes option means that every post is equal - they are not equal. There is now no way for the most insightful/relevent posts to rise to th...