Intro to feedback
Steps
From the test detail paint to submit a task for review I would simply click on the button that says submit for review. Alternatively if I decided I didn't want to submit this test for review I would click on the cancel this review button. On the dashboard once I have submitted my tasks for review it will display as a task ready for review this indicates that no reviewer has yet to select might ask for this indicates that no one yet has selected my test to begin reviewing. As a reviewer I see all tasks that have been submitted for review that are not my own. To begin reviewing a task I simply click on his last name.
When's the review loads I will see him I left two campaigns I will see Concepts to review and then I will see Concepts that have been approved.
On the concepts to review test pain I have the options to one filter the concept by typing in any detail about the episode that will filter the list to show only Concepts matching my career. Query. I also have the option to select a number of Concepts and group them to reorder the list. I have the option to approve one or more Concepts by clicking on the green approved button. I'm a celeb more no more Concepts to load them into the other panel by clicking on the edit button. If I have a number of Concepts in the other panel I can select the leave feedback button to distinguish the concept that I wish to leave feedback against. When I load a concept into the panel it shows the taxonomy of this concept by default this is only applicable if I've only selected one concept at a time. However if I select more than one concept I make click on the taxonomy button in the attack in the concept header to show its location in the taxonomy on the left.
To leave feedback on a concept select the concept from the concepts to review list or click on the leave feedback button from the concepts to review the list and enter in the text that you desire to leave feedback and click send feedback. If desired you can also linked to another concept by searching in the concepts. You may also request follow-up to indicate that you require more information to continue w