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Discussion for new LR lesson sets?
@"Alan Cheuk"
YAY to collapsing lessons! Foot in the door phenomenon, I hope it's a real thing...
Regarding the questions for there are not yet explanations for, in the new test sets, I know we have the option to click discuss, which opens up the option to start a blank new discussion on it... but if the video could open up to a separate page, so we can discuss the question below the video? In its current state, we have to open up a new discussion, then cite to the test/question # (and depending on how motivated we are, type out the question again) but it would be nice if we could post our questions/observations/thoughts right on the same page below the displayed question?
I don't know if this interferes with new LSAC licensing requirements.. but thought it was worth asking anyways?
YAY to collapsing lessons! Foot in the door phenomenon, I hope it's a real thing...
Regarding the questions for there are not yet explanations for, in the new test sets, I know we have the option to click discuss, which opens up the option to start a blank new discussion on it... but if the video could open up to a separate page, so we can discuss the question below the video? In its current state, we have to open up a new discussion, then cite to the test/question # (and depending on how motivated we are, type out the question again) but it would be nice if we could post our questions/observations/thoughts right on the same page below the displayed question?
I don't know if this interferes with new LSAC licensing requirements.. but thought it was worth asking anyways?
