I'm currently analyzing a past MOOC that we ran on EdX.org. In this MOOC, 
we had manually specified cohorts (we uploaded CSV files with student IDs), 
and a number of forum discussions (linked to lecture content) that were 
segmented by cohort. Currently, we are looking at doing some analysis 
comparing the participation and discussion characteristics of different 
cohorts. I have been looking at the data in the forum mongo dump, which has 
DiscussionThreads and Comments, however I cannot find any metadata about 
which cohort a given comment belongs to? I guess I could extract all the 
comments, and lookup which cohort a student was in, and segment manually, 
but it seems strange to me that this data wouldn't be captured somewhere? 
Surely the system is not going through a long thread, and looking up the 
cohort-status of every single member who has posted there, to determine 
what to show every time a user pulls up a thread?

I even tried browsing through the code, and there seemed to be something 
about cohorts and group_id, however there is no group_id in the mongo data, 
and anyway I got quite lost in all the code.

Thank you for any insights!
Stian

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