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Packback Questions: Sparking a Question (Post)

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Sparks are Packback's version of upvotes or likes on social media platforms. A Spark let's the author of a question (post) or reply know that something they said sparked your curiosity. If you read something from a student or peer that inspired, impressed, or sparked your curiosity go ahead and give them a spark to show your appreciation. Each week students receive a limited number of Sparks. Instructors do not have a Spark limit.

Step-by-step Instructions

Image showing to select the This Sparked my curiosity button in the top of the Question submitted by a peer.
Image showing to select the This Sparked my curiosity button in the top of the Question in the preview pop-up.
Image showing to select the This Sparked my curiosity button in the top of the Question in the full post view.
Image showing the question marked having received 1 spark.

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