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Mon Sep 23 17:35:02 2013 UTC (10 years, 10 months ago) by bisitz
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Consistent wording:
Replaced "bulletin board" by more modern (in web context) and better fitting word "discussion board"
as already started in redesign project and already in use

    1: \label{NavMaps_MarkPosts_Read}
    2: 
    3: The presence of a \textbf{'Mark all posts read'} link at the  
    4: top of the navigation page indicates that at least 
    5: one discussion board or resource contains 'New' discussion 
    6: posts. If your course contains folders, use 'Open All Folders'
    7: to assist you in identifying which items contain 'New' posts. 
    8: Speech bubbles adjacent to an item title, indicate 'New'    
    9: posts for that item, can be removed in one of two ways:
   10: 
   11: (a) Use the \textbf{Mark all posts read} link on the course navigation
   12: page to remove the 'New' label from \textbf{all} posts in your course, and to
   13: remove all speech bubble icons from the navigation page with a single click.
   14: 
   15: (b) Click each speech bubble in turn to display discussion posts 
   16: for an individual resource or discussion board. 'New' posts within a single 
   17: discussion cease to be 'New' when marked as read, or when displayed, 
   18: depending on the display settings for the specific discussion. The 
   19: speech bubble will disappear for a specific discussion when there are
   20: no longer any 'New' posts.
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