Suggest edits (view only)

I suggested a phrasing change on slide 3 for the case study headline; leave that suggestion in view-only mode and notify Luis and the department lead that it’s a suggested edit, not final, asking them to accept or discuss by Tuesday morning.

Before I add a suggested edit to slide 3, make it easy to accept: show the original line, then my suggested rewrite on the next line, explain in one sentence why it’s clearer for students, and flag any place the change would require updating speaker notes or slide numbering.

I left a suggested rewrite of the case study headline on slide 3, but I’m unsure whether to push for acceptance or leave it optional because department lead prefers original language. I’m worried a push will create friction. Should I add a short rationale and ask for accept/reject by Tuesday, or leave it silent and bring it up in the next meeting? Recommend the best wording for the suggestion and whether to escalate now.

Over many courses my suggested edits sit in view-only limbo and reviewers never accept or reject them, which stalls updates. I don’t know whether the issue is timing, tone, or where I place suggestions. Which habit change will increase acceptance rates most: include a one-line rationale with every suggestion, pair suggestions with a proposed live session to review, or route suggested edits to one responsible editor at the department? Recommend one change and a 60-day way to test it.