In plain English
It indicates that comments on the work are now viewable by the person who submitted it. The status refers to those comments being visible.
In context
Here, it reports that the instructor's comments on the student's work are now visible to the student.
- Situation
- Submitting assignments, reading rubrics, grades, feedback, and resubmission rules
- What it communicates
- reports that instructor comments are now visible to the student
Meaning limits
By itself, this status does not indicate whether anything else about the work has changed.
Examples
“The grade stayed the same, but the submission moved to feedback released, and the student could read the tutor's comments.”
“At noon, I found my lab report in feedback released and read the instructor's comments.”