# Announcement

## Getting Started with Announcement

&#x20;         The first step, go to the "Announcement" menu, the window as shown in the picture will appear.

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## Announcement Toolbar

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&#x20;           You can choose to display announcements by course or display announcements from all courses \[1] and can search for the announcements you want in the search box \[2]. In addition, you can also create a new announcement by pressing <img src="/files/-MTiDX5oNztT__7u-WPH" alt="" data-size="original"> button \[3] as well as view External Feeds \[4].

## Displaying Announcements

&#x20;         The latest announcement will always be at the top. If it is a scheduled announcement, it will also be at the top, but will not be visible to students until the specified date and time. The system will then automatically post the announcement.

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## Creating Announcement

&#x20;           Click <img src="/files/-MTiDX5oNztT__7u-WPH" alt="" data-size="original"> to create a new annoucement.

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### **Configurations**

1. **Topic Title**&#x20;
2. **The content:** the announcement can include text and attached images, as well as images. **\*Note:** Details must be filled in this section, otherwise you will not be able to press Save to create the announcement.
3. **Post to:** select the course you want to notify about the announcement. You can select the course you want.
4. **Options**&#x20;
   1. **Delay Posting:** Setting the time for posting announcements. You can set the date and time in advance.
   2. **Allow users to comment:** Allow users to comment on the announcement.
   3. **Enable podcast feed:** Display the Podcast feed when you enable it, the system will display<img src="/files/-MVz2fBGx2-EzpPCzUyh" alt="" data-size="original"> icon.
   4. **Allow 'liking':**&#x20;
      1. Only graders are allowed to 'like'&#x20;
      2. Sort by 'likes'

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## Locking and Unlocking Announcement

**Locking an announcement** means closing it to comments from viewers. There are 2 ways to do this:

1. Click the three-dot icon, then select 'Disallow Comments' from the menu.
2. Select the post, then click the padlock icon <img src="/files/-MVzXxFlOVeWexMYyDr8" alt="" data-size="original"> on the toolbar.

**Unlocking an announcement means** allowing viewers to comment on it. There are 2 ways to do this:

1. Click the three-dot icon, then select 'Allow Comments' from the menu.
2. Select the post, then click the padlock icon <img src="/files/-MVzZdlDsT-_i22KvYYT" alt="" data-size="original"> on the toolbar.

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## Deleting Announcement

There are 2 possible ways to delete the announcement.

1. Click the three-dot icon, then select 'Delete' from the menu.&#x20;
2. Select the announcement and click on the trash icon at the toolbar.

The system will notify to confirm the deletion. Press "Delete" to confirm the deletion.

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