Student corrections
Students propose new wording with a reason and a source; approving rewrites the passage and earns them 100 XP, and declining can carry a note.
Creator Dashboard → Corrections
Open itStudents can propose new wording for a passage in your lesson, with a reason and a source. It arrives in Creator Dashboard → Corrections, underlined in the lesson, and you are notified. You approve it, which rewrites the passage, or decline it.
How to answer a correction
- 1.
Open Creator Dashboard → Corrections, or click the underline in the lesson. Each shows the passage, the change, the reason, the source, and how many students agree and disagree.
- 2.
Choose Approve to rewrite the passage, or Edit, then approve to adjust it first and then Approve this text.
- 3.
Or choose Decline, with an optional note for the student such as "The lesson is right because…".
What happens next
- The earlier text is kept in the lesson's version history, with a note naming the student.
- The student is told in the app, and earns 100 XP when you approve.
- Approving one closes any other open correction to the same words as Replaced.
Rules and limits
- The tabs are Open, Approved and Declined and closed. Reopen brings back a declined, out-of-date or replaced correction.
- If the passage changed since the correction was sent, Approve stops and says so. Edit the lesson, or choose Mark out of date.
- A correction backed by 5 more students than oppose it also shows in Alerts.
- A confirmed factual error is fixed within 14 days of your seeing it, under section 7 of Academic Integrity.
- Collaborators who can edit the lesson are told of a new correction too, with a link to it.
Checked against the app on 17 October 2026. If something here no longer matches what you see, say so below.
Correcting a lesson
Taking a course
Alerts
Publishing and running a course
Editing a live course
Publishing and running a course
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