How to find my posts

[Chem_Mod]

Hello professor,
I posted a question to chemistry community yesterday however I am unsure how to check to see if anyone has replied to it or how to find my original question. I was wondering if you could tell me. Thank you.

[Chem_Mod]

There are several ways.

One is look in the topic section of your post.

Another is click on your user ID and then click on "Search user’s posts" and all your posts are listed.
Then click on your post of interest to see subsequent posts by others.

[804780590]

How do I create a new post? All I know is how to "Post Reply". Also, how do I change my username to include this quarter's discussion section and not the old one from last quarter in 14A?

[Amy_Hoang_1E]

How do I create a new post? All I know is how to "Post Reply". Also, how do I change my username to include this quarter's discussion section and not the old one from last quarter in 14A?

To change your username, go to the main page or any page on chemistry community, and at the top next to "Quick Links" and "FAQ" there's a link that says "Register Alias and Password (Only available to students enrolled in Dr. Lavelle's classes.)" and that will direct you to a page for changing your username. You would input your name and discussion section next to "Register Alias." Hope that helps.

[Hannah Liu 2A]

How do I create a new post? All I know is how to "Post Reply". Also, how do I change my username to include this quarter's discussion section and not the old one from last quarter in 14A?

If you want to create a new post, you would click on a sub topic located on the board index under 14B. You can then click "New Topic" in the upper left hand corner (under the subtopic name)

[Philline_Tumbaga_1F]

You can click "Quick Links" on the left hand corner of your screen. A list will appear, then click "Your Posts"

[YuniLee_1K]

I believe you can also just search your username in the search bar and any of your posts/threads you added on to should show up! Let me know if that works for you guys.

[904571591]

You can search your username or the main words of your post.

[Sophie W]

Is there anyway to receive notifications if Prof Lavelle posted?

[Chem_Mod]

Anything that Professor Lavelle posts (other than answers to questions) can be seen in the announcements section. It's also important to note that he sends out any important information by email and announces it in class as well.

[905092269]

You can go to "Quick Links" in the top left corner then press "your posts" and it will take you to all of your posts and you can select the one you want. It also shows you how many people have viewed it and responded to it on the right side.

[isarose0]

How can I create a new topic? The only way CC allows me to post is if I am replying in an existing thread, but I have some questions where I would want to create a new topic.

[Josephine Chan 1B]

Im also confused about how to create a new post/topic. I feel like im missing something

[Eruchi Okpara 2E]

I think you have to use sub topic to create a new topic.

[Liza Hayrapetyan-3K]

I just want to be clear, so there is no way to get notifications if Professor Lavelle has posted anything?

[gabbym]

Class Announcements is the place the look to see if Lavelle has posted something. If it is super important though, he will probably just mention it in lecture.

[JiangJC Dis2K]

If you go to the words "Quick links" in the upper left corner, the drop down will provide you with the option "Your posts" and they are all organized there.

[Hilda Sauceda 3C]

Does anyone what is going to be on exam three?

[Elena Maneffa 1E]

Click "Quick Links" in the top left corner and then "My Posts."

[Jasmine Chow 1F]

If you click on your account it should show you your post. Also if you had replied to someone there is a section that shows you how many times you have posted. If you click that it will should you all of your posts.

[ChemSection3I]

is there a way to turn on notifications so you know when someone responds to your question?

[lukezhang2C]

I believer you can have email notifications, but I'm not sure how practical that would be.

[Jchellis 1I]

After you post you can also see the number of posts you have made next to your ID if you need to keep track.

[josephperez_2C]

'Quick links' top left -> 'your posts'

[LeannaPhan14BDis1D]

the quick links tab works best for me and it gives you the number of posts you put up and the comments people wrote after you.

[Samantha Silva 1F]

Hi, I was wondering how I can post a question on my own topic? I'm not quite sure how this works. I can only find the way of posting a reply (like I am doing now) but I am unsure how to create my own post with questions. I would appreciate if someone can help. Thanks! :)

[Chem_Mod]

If you want to create a new post, you would click on a sub topic located on the board index under 14B.
You can then click "New Topic" in the upper left hand corner (under the subtopic name).

You have to be reading a specific sub-topic to be able to create a "New Topic".

If new posts were allowed anywhere then how would the software know where (under a specific topic and sub-topic) to post it.

[jane_ni_2d]

You have to first click on the class your'e in and the topics to be able to post!

[Phil Timoteo 1K]

Just click on quick links, and there should be a column there that says "your posts"

[RichBollini4G]

Does anyone know how to see how many posts you have posted?

[Natalie Benitez 1E]

Is there a way to access the lecture powerpoints because I wanted to screenshot one of the images and print it out for reference in my notes.

[Gilberto Millan 1F]

Does anyone know how to see how many posts you have posted?

Yes, you go to the top right and click on your username->click on control panel->click on overview->go to the bottom of the page and it should say something like "My Posts."

[Gilberto Millan 1F]

Is there a way to access the lecture powerpoints because I wanted to screenshot one of the images and print it out for reference in my notes.

From my understanding, Dr. Lavelle hasn't commented on where to retrieve any of the lecture power points. Your best bet will be to neatly write them out and taking a picture. Or if you do not have them ask someone who has taken great notes on the week's lecture you need!

[GEOVANNAO_3F]

How do we know what are grades are currently? are they all in Chemistry Community or the website?

[Aman Sankineni 2L]

You can find your grades on the study list on myUCLA. Next to each class is a link to your grades for that class.

[Yiyang Jen Wang 4G]

Anybody knows whether Prof will post his lecture PowerPoint online or not? Where can I find it? I really need them for revising my notes! Thx

[emwoodc]

click on your own username and you should be able to find all your responses and new topics

[selatran1h]

in the left hand corner there is a link called quick links. click on the tab that says your posts and you should be able to see your past posts.

[RichBollini4G]

Does anyone know how to see how many posts you have posted?

Yes, you go to the top right and click on your username->click on control panel->click on overview->go to the bottom of the page and it should say something like "My Posts."

Thank you so much, this worked!

[Angela Prince 1J]

I just want to be clear, so there is no way to get notifications if Professor Lavelle has posted anything?

I don't think you will get actual notifications, you just have to look on the class announcements page.

[ZevMarx-Kahn3C]

This is great to know, thank you guys!

[kendal mccarthy]

You can also post a comment and then scroll down to the comment you made and click on the number of posts you made and then it will tell you the date and time you posted.

[Oduwole 1E]

Does anyone what is going to be on exam three?

Most likely the new material we will be learning in lecture.

[Liliana Aguas 3G]

Is there anyway to know how many times you posted or no? I post during the week and forget by the weekend how many times I have and when I go to see my posts if I posted in the same one twice it wont show me that.

[Cindy Adiwidjaja 1B]

Whenever you post something, there is a box on the right side of your post that has your information on it. Next to your name, there should be a number. By clicking that number, you can see all your posts, questions and replies, and can easily access all of your old work.

[AnayaArnold_3L]

Thank you so much!

Whenever you post something, there is a box on the right side of your post that has your information on it. Next to your name, there should be a number. By clicking that number, you can see all your posts, questions and replies, and can easily access all of your old work.

[Mitchell Koss 4G]

Online can get complicated so I just keep a piece of paper with a tally.

[AnayaArnold_3L]

How many post should we have by the end of the quarter?

[105289321]

50

[Jamie Wang 3G]

Is there a way to more easily navigate this community? The number of channels is helpful, but a little overwhelming sometimes.

[Jagveer 2L]

Hi Jamie, I feel the same way and I am gradually getting used to the format of this website and one thing that helped me skip a couple of steps when I want to click on a recent post is to go over to the right side of the home page where the last post is and click on the little icon that has a small white page and a little arrow. This takes you directly to the post and it is much easier than if you click on the left side where the general topic is. Hopefully this helps.

[Muskaan Abdul-Sattar]

Hello professor,
I posted a question to chemistry community yesterday however I am unsure how to check to see if anyone has replied to it or how to find my original question. I was wondering if you could tell me. Thank you.

I've been overwhelmed trying to figure out how to navigate this channel too ):

[Marianna_Shand_3H]

Its easy! You can click "Quick Links" in the left corner of your screen, then click "Your Posts" :)

[AJForte-2C]

Is there any way to keep track of how many times you have posted on chemistry community? Also does anyone know if posts on chemistry community roll over to the next week, or do I need to post 5 new posts every week?

[Megan ODonnell 1K]

I would search for the subject of your post when on the main page. Your question should pop up.

[Binyu You]

I believe you only need to remember what topics have you commented on, and look for your comments. On the right you can check the number of posts you have.

[LexyDenaburg_3A]

Thank you this was all super helpful!!

[MichaelMendozaD1F]

I had trouble with this as well, as I submit all of my posts in one day, but today my posts had way less recorded. I hope this error will be fixed.

[alebenavides]

is there a way to know if we've posted in a section already ?

[Claudia_Danysh_2C]

is there a way to know if we've posted in a section already ?

I don't think there is!

[Karen Elrayes 1L]

Has anyone experienced an issue with the number of the posts it says we posted on the right? Because everytime I post it says its one post greater than how many I've actually posted

[305614361]

What does it mean, if someone question is endorsed?

[Day Preciado 1H]

^^^same what does endorse mean??

[Ruochen Yang 3B]

The quickest way is to click on "quick links" on the upper-left side and click on "Your post". Also, you can reply to one post, and on the right-hand side of your post, you can see your brief information with the number of your posts.

[David He]

You can scroll down to the bottom of the topic that you have replied, and there it is!

[Jason_Glass_3H]

What does it mean, if someone question is endorsed?

I think endorse means one of the moderators thought that the answer someone gave was a very good answer, so they endorsed it so students would refer to that answer.

[Lilly Catarozoli 1B]

You can go to "Quick links" and then click "Your posts"

[Moura Girgis 1D]

All you have to do is click on "Quick links" on the top left, then go to "your posts." You can filter it so that you check what posts you made within a select time frame.

[Aliya Roserie 3I]

I also wanted to know.. How do we check to ensure we have posted 5 times each week?

[Charmaine Ng 1E]

You can click the "Quick Links" in the upper left corner, and then click "Your Posts." That should lead you to both your posts and replies! :))

[805377003]

At the top of the page their is an option to see all your posts and it will say how many times you've posted.

[Arnav Saud 3K]

One of the easiest ways is to go to the quick links section at the top left near FAQ. Hitting it will open a drop down with a couple of different links with one of them being your posts.

[Nick P 3D]

To find your own posts just quick on quick links at the top of the page and then "your posts" and it shows them all in the order you posted.

[Lillian]

Is there any way to search the contents of a post? For example if there aren't any posts on a certain problem that I can find with the subject name, can a search direct me to the next closest thing?

[jia207]

To find your post select "Quick Links" in the top left and then "Your Posts." Hope this helps :)

[Moura Girgis 1D]

All you have to do is go to "Quick Links" and then "Your Posts" !

[alebenavides]

you can go to quick links at the top then it gives you an option to see "your posts"