Sessional
Keep the useful conversation going.
Create persistent classroom discussion rooms, replies and professor-controlled permissions for starting new conversations.
Short answer: Sessional Discussion Rooms are persistent, named class conversations. Professors create and lock rooms, control whether students may start new discussions, and keep replies available after class.
Room-level control
Professors can create, rename, lock and delete discussion rooms.
Class-level creation permission
A professor can allow students to start new conversations or restrict new discussion creation to professors only.
Named participation
Threads, replies and appreciations remain attached to the people who contributed them.
Questions people ask
Can students reply when they cannot start discussions?
Yes, unless the room itself is locked.
Are discussions anonymous?
No.
Do discussions disappear after class?
No. They remain part of the class history.
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