Filtering the Main Stream
Above the Main Stream, you’ll see a drop-down menu that allows you to select a community you belong to and see only posts from that class in the Main Stream.
- All Communities shows all Main Stream posts from all communities, including those shared to the Main Stream from communities. This will show work from every single student on the platform.
- All My Communities shows all of the posts have that been shared to the Main Stream from any of your communities.
- Community-Specific Posts can be viewed by choosing the name of that community from the filter drop-down.
Once you’ve selected your community filter, you can also filter by student groups or organizations. As you make your selections, posts are filtered automatically.
Note: Students don’t have all three filters; they can only filter by community or by organization.
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