What is it?
- An Observation is a text-based notation that can be left by authors or students on Phases or Blocks within Phases.
Why is it important?
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Observations are important because they support asynchronous communication between students and their peers, students and teachers, and teachers and other Collaborators during the authoring process.
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Observations are key to facilitating the Peer Review process for a particular Phase.
Did you Know?
- In the case of certain tools such as Markup, authors and students can even leave observations associated with other inputs within a Block, such as the arrow they drew to point out an anomaly.