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Is it possible to set Articulate Review to hide other people's comments?
Hello everyone,
I'd like to know whether is possible to set Articulate Review so that one person can't see other people's comments.
While the project is ongoing I do the usual evaluation on Articulate Review and for this purpose it's ok that all SMEs can see what others said. After this phase, once all the elements are finalised, the course will be evaluated by a large pool of testers within the company (in addition to the SMEs that participated in the course development) before being uploaded on the company's LMS and made available for their personnel.
For this "beta version" I don't want people to see what others said on every slide. I searched for an answer to my problem in previous discussions but I didn't find anything related to this specific matter and it appears that it's not really possible.
The only alternative I see would be to upload the course on Articulate Review disabling comments and create an online survey (with google modules for example) but I'd really like to be able to use Review for this purpose, as people could actually see the course and post comments at the same time.
Thanks in advance for your help!
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Hi Jennifer!
We currently don't offer a way to hide other Reviewers' comments when other Reviewers are accessing the course.
I've submitted a feature request on your behalf so that we can continue tracking this request. I really appreciate you taking the time to share this with us!
Has there been any movement on this feature? I'd really like to be able to gather different feedback at different stages. For example, I'd like my peer to provide feedback much earlier than I'd like my boss or a SME to provide feedback and maybe I don't need my boss to see my peer's feedback but would like my peer to see my boss' feedback.
Thanks!
I wondered if there's been any change in this response? We have about 30 people reviewing a course as well, and want to get individual feedback vs. group consensus. Thanks.
Hi Crystal,
thanks for your quick answer.
I have more than 30 people involved in this beta testing so, yes, it is unreasonable to publish that many versions. I was hoping there would be a workaround of some sort but surely this one's not an option I can consider.
Thanks anyway!
I don't know if other people have had the same situation before and found another alternative solution, if yes I am all ears.
Hi there, Rosario. Thanks for your thoughtful description of your goals! You won't be able to hide comments among several reviewers on the same content item. Do you have enough reviewers that it would be unreasonable to publish a new version for each of them?
