When instructors view the breakdown of a quiz question, they can see the number of respondents for each answer choice. Notifications do not include the name of the student whose work is to be reviewed. When instructors enable anonymous peer reviews, notifications sent to students about the peer review assignment are also anonymous. Updated Features Assignments Peer Review Notifications Instructors can view any comments left by students by viewing the reserved appointment group slot. In the student's calendar, the student can view the submitted comments by viewing the reserved appointment group event. When students sign up for an appointment slot in the Scheduler, they can add a comment as part of the reservation. Modules still display gray text and a lock icon for modules that have not yet been unlocked. If a module doesn't include requirements, the status will not appear in the module header, but each module item will still indicate if an item (such as an assignment) is overdue. A green check mark icon indicates the module has been completed. If a module includes requirements, an orange icon indicates the module has been started. The module header also indicates the status of the entire module. Students can hover over the icon to view the details about the item. An orange icon can also mean the assignment is overdue. If the student fails the prerequisite, the module item changes to an orange dash icon. When a student completes the prerequisite, the module item changes to a green check mark icon. Blank circles indicate the requirement has not yet been completed. The circles next to the module item show the state of the item. Requirements are shown with the task item. Students view the same information in the module header, showing them they must complete one or all items. Module prerequisites also appear in the module header. The requirement for the module appears as part of the module header (either Complete One Item or Complete All Items). To enable the And/Or option, instructors can edit a module, add a requirement, and select the 'Students must complete one of these requirements' option. If instructors would like students to select one assignment from a list of added module item requirements, the instructor may choose to manually configure assignments appropriately, either by using the differentiated assignments feature or excusing assignments as necessary in the Gradebook.

For instance, if a module requires a student to submit one of three assignments, the two assignments that aren't submitted still factor into the Gradebook as unsubmitted. Note: If you choose to use this feature for graded items, please note that all assignments with their current grades are reflected in the Gradebook. This change allows students to choose which task they prefer to complete to demonstrate their learning and move forward in the course content. When creating requirements in a module, instructors can give students an option between two or more tasks. 4.10.1 Lock Questions after Answering Quiz Previews.4.9.3 Published Modules and Student View.4.9.2 Incomplete Quiz Attempts and Must Submit Module Requirement.4.7.4 Student Grades Indicator and Unpublished Assignments.3.1.1 Muted Assignments Total Column Icon.

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