Quizzes.Next Feature Comparison

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The following tables below show the current functionality available in the Quizzes.Next compared to the functionality in Canvas Quizzes.

Features

	Quizzes	Quizzes.Next
Create Practice Quiz	✓	✓*
Create Survey	✓
Customize Question Feedback	✓	✓
Included in Course Copy	✓	✓
Leave/Resume Quiz	✓	✓
Use Canvas Content Selector	✓
Manage Question Banks/Item Banks	✓	✓
Bookmark Banks	✓
Copy/Move Banked Questions	✓	✓
Delete Banks	✓	✓
Import Banks	✓	✓
Randomize Bank Questions	✓	✓
Regrade Questions	✓	✓
Reorder Questions	✓	✓
Quiz Preview (Student View)	✓
Open/Public APIs	✓

* - Practice quizzes can be created in Quizzes.Next by creating an assignment worth 0 points.

Item/Question Types

	Quizzes	Quizzes.Next
Categorization		✓
Essay	✓	✓
Fill in the Blank	✓	✓
Fill in Multiple Blanks	✓	✓*
File Upload	✓	✓
Formula	✓	✓
Hot Spot		✓
Multiple Answer#	✓	✓
Multiple Choice	✓	✓
Multiple Dropdown	✓	✓*
Matching	✓	✓
Numeric	✓	✓
Ordering		✓
Stimulus/Passage		✓^
Text (No Question)	✓
True/False	✓	✓

* - Functionality for this question type is found by using the Fill in the Blank question type.

^ - Passages can be added to an assessment by inserting a stimulus.

# - Canvas Quizzes awards partial credit to students who have answered parts of Multiple Answer questions correctly. In Quizzes.Next, partial credit is not awarded in Multiple Answer questions.

Settings

	Quizzes	Quizzes.Next
Allow Multiple Attempts (All Students)	✓	✓
Allow Multiple Attempts (Individual Student)	✓
Assign to Individual Student	✓	✓*
Assign to Section	✓	✓*
Display One Question at Time	✓	✓
Export Quiz Content	✓
Filter IP Addresses	✓	✓
Hide Student Responses	✓
Import QTI Content	✓	✓
Require Access Code	✓	✓
Require Waiting Period Between Attempts		✓
Set Availability Dates	✓	✓*
Set Time Limit	✓	✓
Show Student Response Options	✓
Shuffle Answers Globally	✓
Shuffle Answers per Question		✓
Shuffle Questions Globally		✓

* - Setting is customized by editing the assignment in Canvas.

Grading & Moderation

	Quizzes	Quizzes.Next
Add Extra Attempts (Individual Student)	✓
Add Extra Time (Individual Student)	✓	✓*
Add Fudge Points	✓	✓
Grade One Question at a Time (SpeedGrader)	✓
Manually Submit Attempts	✓
View Moderation Page	✓	✓
View Quiz Log	✓	✓
View Student Results	✓	✓

* - Adding extra time via the moderation panel will apply to all assessments in a course.

Reports

	Quizzes	Quizzes.Next
Item Analysis	✓	✓
Quintile Performance		✓
Student Analysis CSV	✓
Summary Statistics	✓	✓

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Kimberly Smith Sep 27, 2017 6:52 PM
I have been anxiously awaiting the new changes to Canvas quiz features. However, looking at the comparison list above has me a bit concerned. I am hoping that I am misunderstanding something? For example, I see that Quizzes LTI appears not to include Grading & Moderation > Add Extra Time. Would this still be available in the 'Moderate this Quiz' page? - it is an important function for students with DRC accommodations. Is there somthing new here that addresses the "Ignore Lowest' versus 'Keep Highest' within an Assignment Group issue, or options for Extra Credit Quizzes? The lack of Import/Delete Banks also has me a bit nervous. Where might I best find answers to these, and similar question? Thank you!
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- Todd Van Zandt @ Kimberly Smith on Sep 29, 2017 5:17 PM
  First off, this feature comparison is a great resource, thanks to Canvas for publishing it!
  
  With that said, I had very similar concerns as Kimberly when I read through it and saw some of the missing items in the Quizzes LTI functionality. Some of the items make me very worried about whether our instructors will have any interest in using the new tool. In all of the presentations I've seen, there has never been mention (to my knowledge) that the new tool would not match functionality of the existing tool. When I asked our CSM about a few of the glaring omissions, she noted that several of these items that are "blank" under the LTI column are still expected by full roll out. If that's true, it would be really helpful if this resource could be updated with some type of notation for the expected features, and by when they are expected, if at all possible. That way only blanks would be left for items that really aren't being worked on or considered. This information would really help to reduce or affirm our concerns, and help us communicate and set expectations with our instructors.
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- Kelley L. Meeusen @ Kimberly Smith on Oct 2, 2017 9:56 AM
  Hi Kimberly Smith
  
  Our school is just now getting ready to beta test the Quizzes.Next LTI, and not only is Moderation available, but it has been incredibly improved. Now when extending time for a student, you can extend that time for all quizzes in one shot instead of needing to open Moderation in every quiz one at a time to do this.
  
  And yes, Grading is available, just as it is with all Canvas assignments - both auto-grading and manual.
  
  I hope this helps alleviate your fears.
  
  Kelley
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  - Kimberly Smith @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Oct 3, 2017 3:48 PM
    Thank you Kelley
    
    This does alleviate some of my concerns.
    
    Best,
    
    Kimberly Smith
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  - Christa Polzin @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Oct 9, 2017 4:43 PM
    Kelley,
    
    Since your school is beta testing this, does the new feature allow you to shuffle questions? I know that shuffle answers is an option, but a teacher I work with asked about this feature.
    
    Thanks,
    Christa
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    - Kelley L. Meeusen @ Christa Polzin on Oct 9, 2017 4:46 PM
      Not yet, but I understand it is coming.
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      - Eric Werth @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Oct 24, 2017 7:30 PM
        Kelley, a couple of questions about your understanding about the Quizzes LTI. My understanding is that when completed the new quiz engine will include all of the functionality of the current quizzing engine, plus all the new features we have been hearing about. I know the table shows current functionality, but do you believe that as things move forward the features currently marked as only present in Quizzes will be added to Quizzes LTI? Also, watching Quizzes.Next: Modern Quizzing in Canvas, Jason Sparks suggests the ability to tag questions with keywords is in the works. Have you seen anything like this as part of the new quiz engine? This is something we would like at our institution as for some of our professional programs we need to note the topic and type of question being created so student performance can be measured against these tags. I would also like to be able to note in other instances if questions relate to a particular level of Bloom's Taxonomy.
        
        Thanks for any insight here!
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        Kelley L. Meeusen @ Eric Werth on Oct 25, 2017 12:03 PM
        Hi Eric
        
        Do you believe that as things move forward the features currently marked as only present in Quizzes will be added to Quizzes LTI? Yes, but don't quote me!
        Jason Sparks suggests the ability to tag questions with keywords is in the works. Have you seen anything like this as part of the new quiz engine? Not yet, but I would love to see it!
        I would also like to be able to note in other instances if questions relate to a particular level of Bloom's Taxonomy. That could be useful, but I have heard nothing along those lines.
        
        There is still some very basic functionality that I see as a must-have before this product can be released to production:
        Use existing Question Banks in LTI Quizzes
        Copy quizzes with question items into another course.
        Delete and import Item Banks.
        Moderation displaying entire course roster, instead of just quiz submitters as it currently functions,
        Create practice quizzes and surveys,
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        Eric Werth @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Oct 25, 2017 1:02 PM
        Thanks Kelley! I agree with your list. I know this has come up in other discussions but the ability to grade certain question types with Speedgrader and integration with secure web browsers like Respondus would also be important. I realize that the new and old quiz systems will exist concurrently for some time, but many faculty will not use the Quizzes LTI if it means that they have to create some quizzes in the old system as well (such as to create a survey or use existing test banks).
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        Kelley L. Meeusen @ Eric Werth on Oct 25, 2017 1:21 PM
        I agree, Eric!
        
        It is the transition or migration that most concerns me. Faculty will not use the new tool if it does not at least have parity with the old system, and as an external URL assignment tool, it is already behind that curve. I can deal with its LTI status, but only if there is at least parity with the existing tool, although marked improvement would be best.
        
        Faculty are rather strongly resistant to change, and adamantly opposed when there is no obvious improvement.
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        John Mattern @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Oct 26, 2017 10:39 AM
        I agree that being able to use existing Question Banks in LTI Quizzes is a must. Our department put a lot of time over the summer into creating banks for much of our curriculum, and to have to recreate all of that for the LTI Quizzes would be very deflating. Kelley L. Meeusen's last comment about change (especially when that change seems like a step backwards) being something many would resist seems especially pertinent.
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        Eric Werth @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Nov 10, 2017 12:10 PM
        Hi Kelley. Not sure that it is helpful for everyone as it may be common knowledge, but I did find a way to move questions from an existing Canvas course to the Quizzes LTI bank. It is not a simple process but I wanted to move over a large number of items and it saves time versus recreating questions.
        
        I tried to export my quizzes from an existing Canvas course and using the "import content" feature of Quizzes LTI but this did not work (received an error message). I found this discussion Download Question Banks into a Readable File Format where Ken Black referenced this explanation by Stephanie Sanders, Export individual question banks.
        
        My first thought was to create a single quiz as Stephanie described by adding multiple question groups linking to each of my question banks. When I tried to import this quiz export into Quizzes LTI, I was told the import was successful but could not see any of the questions. I tried to add a question myself, and it numbered my question as though the import was successful but there were no other questions in the new bank.
        
        I next tried to create a quiz in the existing system and instead of creating question groups, I used the "find questions" feature to add all of the questions from my question banks to the quiz. When I exported this quiz and imported it into a Quizzes LTI question bank, all of the questions came over.
        
        I have to believe that as development continues there will be an easy way to move question banks directly from the older system to the new, but at least this will work for those at my institution that would like to use Quizzes LTI but not if it means recreating questions that were already made in the existing quiz engine!
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        Kelley L. Meeusen @ Eric Werth on Nov 15, 2017 2:05 PM
        Awesome work-round, Eric! Thanks!
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        Alan Kinsey @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Mar 9, 2018 11:16 AM
        Thanks Kelley L. Meeusen for this list! These are exactly the issues that we are seeing in our testing that will need to be resolved before we can rollout using Quizzes.Next with our instructors.
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  - Richard Swengel @ Kelley L. Meeusen on Feb 8, 2018 10:03 AM
    That is good news. It would be helpful to have the chart updated so that it is accurate. Teachers in my building who are looking forward to the new Quiz LTI want to know everything it will do and allow them to do.
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Jarlyn White Oct 6, 2017 9:42 AM
Will there be a quiz/test PRINT feature that will allow variations with associated test keys?
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- Kimberly Smith @ Jarlyn White on Oct 6, 2017 11:27 PM
  Hello Jarlyn White,
  It does seem there will be new print functions available. Jason Sparks provides some great information about this, and other upcoming features when Quizzes.Next rolls out at InstCon16 | Quizzes.Next: Modern Quizzing in Canvas - YouTube
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Billy Gargaro Oct 26, 2017 6:51 AM
I am trying to figure out how to create a quiz that my students will take multiple times and I keep the highest grade. I figured all that out - however I can not figure out how to NOT show the correct answers until a specific time. Can anyone help me with the 'show correct answers' setting(s)?
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- jivedocs@instructure.com @ Billy Gargaro on Oct 26, 2017 11:34 AM
  Billy,
  Are you attempting to do this in the Quizzes LTI or in classic Canvas Quizzes? As far as I am aware, this option is not available in the Quizzes LTI right now.
  Cody
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  - Billy Gargaro @ jivedocs@instructure.com on Oct 26, 2017 11:42 AM
    We are trying to do this in LTI. Is there a projected date this will be
    available?
    
    On Thu, Oct 26, 2017 at 1:35 PM, Canvas Doc Team <instructure@jiveon.com>
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Kimberly Smith Nov 9, 2017 9:20 AM
I am not seeing the Extra Credit Quiz option in LTI that Jason mentioned? Is this embedded with a feature already listed?
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- jsparks @ Kimberly Smith on Dec 8, 2017 9:13 AM
  We have not built this yet. This feature has been deferred for the time being, but it is still in our plans.
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  - Eric Werth @ jsparks on Dec 12, 2017 8:09 AM
    Hi Jason. I want to start by thanking you and your team for all their work on Quizzes LTI. I like the functionality of what I have seen so far. I hope you don't mind, but I was wondering if you can provide some information on top priorities as development of this tool continues. Are there particular items and features that are more immediate than others? I'm sure that a number of folks have their own opinion, but as I work with faculty on quizzing options, here are a few items that I understand are on the development plan but not currently available that if included in Quizzes LTI would would be very helpful.
    Ability to create surveys and practice quizzes
    Ability to hide the correct answers from students between quiz attempts
    Ability to import existing quiz banks into Quizzes LTI (easier than the workaround described in an earlier post)
    Ability for quiz banks and content to copy from one iteration of a course to another.
    I appreciate any information you can provide as to where these are in terms of development priorities!
    
    Eric
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    - jsparks @ Eric Werth on Dec 12, 2017 1:18 PM
      Eric,
      
      We are hard at work preparing for the general availability of the tool. This includes honing the core application for quality and scalability as well as looking at additional non-functional requirements. Our roadmap for Quizzes.Next is extensive. For now, in addition to core quality, we are planning work for content migration from Quizzes Classic to Quizzes.Next, course copy, common cartridge import support, and enhancements to the new item banks tools (favoriting, tagging items with metadata, and sharing). Surveys are on our longer-term roadmap.
      
      Item banks in Quizzes.Next already follow the user and do not need to be "added" or "re-discovered" when you are in a new course--like a new puppy, they go where you go!
      
      Thank you for your post and your on-going participation here. I really appreciate you taking the time to post this question.
      
      Kind regards,
      
      Jason
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      - Eric Werth @ jsparks on Dec 12, 2017 1:42 PM
        Thanks for the information Jason! I look forward to continue working with Quizzes LTI.
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      - Kate Twoey @ jsparks on Apr 17, 2018 12:49 PM
        Hi Jason! Are surveys no longer on the long-term roadmap because they are on the short-term roadmap? Or are they no longer going to be a part of Canvas....and if so, what do you suggest as a solution?
        thanks!
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Craig Ogden Nov 10, 2017 10:17 AM
Is there a way to view this LTI beta version. I know there is [school].beta.instructure.com. I am pretty sure that is not the LTI beta version, or I am sorely disappointed.
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- Stefanie Sanders @ Craig Ogden on Nov 10, 2017 10:33 AM
  Craig, the Quizzes LTI is currently in limited beta. If you are interested in participating, please contact (or ask your Canvas Admin to contact) your school's Customer Success Manager (CSM).
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Steven Stumpf Dec 21, 2017 7:25 PM
I would very much like to be a beta tester for this quiz platform. I do not know if CSUN is a beta site. I use exams as a learning tool for students. It is a course requirement for each student to prepare multiple choice items which I use in the exams. No duplicates. Reference required so must be a field for that. The exams are built by importing the items from the class Q bank. All is transparent. I would welcome the opportunity to use the new platform in the coming Spring term. Respondus worked nicely with moodle but not so well with Canvas.
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- Eric Werth @ Steven Stumpf on Dec 24, 2017 6:46 AM
  Hi Steven Stumpf, you might try getting in touch with the Instructure customer support manager for your institution about this. I worked through our CSM when we wanted to be part of the beta group. If you haven't been in contact with a CSM in the past, you might try opening discussions about this with your IT or LMS support team at your institution.
  
  Best of luck!
  
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  - Steven Stumpf @ Eric Werth on Dec 24, 2017 6:14 PM
    Hello Eric W. Thanks for the reply. CSM is customer service manager? I will try to dig a bit deeper on campus.
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    - Eric Werth @ Steven Stumpf on Dec 24, 2017 7:56 PM
      Actually Steven, thinking about it again I believe CSM stands for customer success manager. I have spoken to several of these individuals and all have been fantastic. Good luck!
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Barish Golland Jan 30, 2018 12:56 AM
You haven't indicated in this list how Quizzes and Quizzes LTI compare with: Show correct/incorrect answers (LTI doesn't seem to do this) and also the ability to preview the quiz in student mode. Also it was mentioned at the 2016 intro at InstructorCon that there would be an ability for institutions to design custom question types via API, is that still true?
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- Cody Titmus @ Barish Golland on Feb 2, 2018 8:29 AM
  Hi Barish,
  While I do not know the answer to your last question, I can certainly look at updating this table to address the other concerns you have raised. Thank you very much for your feedback.
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Lars Solerød Feb 2, 2018 6:46 AM
The document states that Student analysis CSV report should be available.

But i can't seem to find it in the documentation or in our testing?

anyone with any hint to where it might hide?
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- Cody Titmus @ Lars Solerød on Feb 2, 2018 8:26 AM
  Hi Lars,
  It looks like I may have goofed on this. A report similar to the Student Analysis CSV is available in Gauge, which uses the same base quizzing engine, but not the Quizzes LTI. I apologize for the error and will correct that mistake right away.
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Barish Golland Feb 5, 2018 12:46 PM
It apears that when you mute a QuizzesNext assignment in the gradebook, this doesn't actually prevent the students from seeing the grade because they are able to go into Assignments, click on the QuizzesNext link and look at their previous attempts with their scores. So the LTI connection doesn't seem to mute the score in the actual QuizzesNext interface. Wondering if this is on the development radar.
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- Kimberly Smith @ Barish Golland on Mar 9, 2018 10:13 AM
  I wonder if this isn't something you might want to submit a Problem Report for? It seems like this may be a 'bug' that developers would want to be aware of.
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- Joshua Beattie @ Barish Golland on Jul 13, 2018 10:02 AM
  Yes, this is a big one!
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leward@iu.edu Jun 7, 2018 8:45 AM
I don't seem to be able to comment in FAQ: Quizzes.Next, so I will add a comment here. The FAQ indicates that it is not possible to duplicate an assessment and I am wondering if that is still accurate. The "Duplicate" option appears in the options dropdown in the Assignments tool and it seems to create a second copy of the assessment and corresponding GB item. Are there any known issues with how the duplicate function works with Quizzes.Next quizzes?
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- Cody Titmus @ leward@iu.edu on Jun 22, 2018 11:49 AM
  Hi Lynn,
  I will take a look at updating the FAQ based off this change. Thank you for leaving this comment!
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Michael McGarry Jun 22, 2018 10:21 AM
A feature that's missing on the comparison sheet for Moderation options that is REALLY useful in the current (not .next) version of quizzes is the ability to add extra attempts for an individual student. Not having this feature coupled with the inability to delete attempts poses huge problems in the event that a student runs into unexpected issues while taking a quiz.
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- Cody Titmus @ Michael McGarry on Jun 22, 2018 11:47 AM
  Michael,
  I have added a note to the tables above to address this difference. Thanks for your comment!
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  - Michael McGarry @ Cody Titmus on Jun 22, 2018 1:09 PM
    Thanks Cody. In my experience, this feature for individual students has proven quite helpful, so it might be worth adding it as a feature to be considered for the full build.
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Marie Henderson Jul 26, 2018 9:08 AM
Hello - my teachers have just barely started using Quizzes.Next and they're loving what they see! Thank you for all the work on this project - we're really excited about the possibilities!
I see this question above, but was wondering about an update. The feature my teachers are most concerned about that's missing is a timing option for "Show Correct Answers" - is there a timeline on that? Thanks!
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- Elias Bouquillon @ Marie Henderson on Sep 12, 2018 5:43 PM
  Hello,
  
  I'm also really enjoying the unique features of Quizzes.Next for our internal training courses. Thank you for the opportunity to send the tool through the ringer ahead of a wide-scale release.
  
  The biggest holdup we have is what Marie Henderson describes. We need to hide the correct answers to ensure our technicians reach the correct conclusions at their own pace using the videos and documents we provide in preceding Pages. The course I'm designing is available to begin, progress, and conclude at any time. I'm currently setting it up to allow for unlimited attempts. The net result is that a student can take the Quizzes.Next quiz once, jot down the correct answers, and take it a second time with all the correct answers.
  
  We are still soliciting feedback from my team so this omission is not halting progress; however, it is holding back releasing the completed modules to technicians who need this information. Is there a timeline on this quiz setting in Quizzes.Next? To be overly clear, I'm referring to the row in the table above called "Show Student Response Options." Thanks!
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kaw@usf.edu Jul 26, 2018 7:38 PM
Can someone address the missing checkmarks in the Quizzes Next column!
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- Cody Titmus @ kaw@usf.edu on Jul 27, 2018 8:50 AM
  Hello Autar,
  Now that Quizzes.Next is available to all Canvas customers, the developers are working on getting Quizzes.Next to feature parity with Canvas Quizzes. This means that all functions of Canvas Quizzes will have an equal or better solution in Quizzes.Next. Canvas Quizzes will remain available for the duration of this feature parity stage and for some time after that is achieved.
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Doug Holton Jul 27, 2018 11:44 AM
One feature in Quizzes.Next but not the old quizzes is text matching in fill in the blank questions.
It is documented here: https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-15069#select-answer-type
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Hannah Crowder Aug 2, 2018 8:55 PM
I've been using the bata all year and the one thing that I am really concerned about is that immediately upon completing the quiz students see their responses and the correct responses. It is practically impossible to prevent cheating when one student can finish the test, take a screen shot of the correct answers and then air drop it to the rest of the class.

Also, what is the point of multiple attempts if the students can see the correct answers after the first attempt?

This is a must fix issue. The old system has the functionality to hide correct answers. Will this be fixed on the LTI before the start of the school year?
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- Todd Van Zandt @ Hannah Crowder on Aug 9, 2018 9:41 AM
  Thank you for sharing your experiences to help us in the community better understand the current limitations. I'm sure that we'll have instructors with this same concern if/when we turn on the feature for our campus. It would be great to hear if there are any work arounds or if this is on the radar to be fixed/changed.
  
  Sounds like something they would want to include on the Known Issues page, unless of course this is their intended implementation.
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- Kevin Dougherty @ Hannah Crowder on Aug 26, 2018 3:06 PM
  Hi Hannah Crowder,
  
  The ability to restrict the submission results page from students will be available after the start of the school year -- that is after mid September. It is on our immediate roadmap and the initial code-level work is in progress.
  
  Canvas Quizzes will continue to be available and exist alongside Quizzes.Next for some time as noted on the main page of the community area.
  
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  Kevin Dougherty
  Assoc. Product Manager, Assessments
  Instructure
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  - Christian Knoph @ Kevin Dougherty on Sep 25, 2018 1:01 AM
    Hi,
    I see that the new release notes for october is up, but no mention of this feature. Do you know if it has been postponed?
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    - Kevin Dougherty @ Christian Knoph on Sep 27, 2018 10:27 AM
      Hi Christian Knoph,
      
      I believe you are referring to my comment:
      The ability to restrict the submission results page from students will be available after the start of the school year -- that is after mid September.
      
      My comment was made in response to an earlier post in the thread where another user asked about the timeline of availability:
      Will this be fixed on the LTI before the start of the school year?
      
      What I was hoping to do was to only confirm that this feature would unfortunately not be available "before the start of the school year," but I did not mean to imply it would be part of a specific release. Sorry for any confusion.
      
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      Kevin Dougherty
      Assoc. Product Manager, Assessments
      Instructure
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      - Christian Knoph @ Kevin Dougherty on Sep 28, 2018 6:27 AM
        Thank you for the reply and the clarification
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- Todd Van Zandt @ Hannah Crowder on Oct 12, 2018 10:03 AM
  Hi Hannah & Christian,
  It looks like the Restrict Student Results option rolled into production in Saturday's release.
  https://community.canvaslms.com/docs/DOC-15420-canvas-release-notes-2018-10-06#jive_content_id_QuizzesNext
  Our CSM noted that selecting a date/time to release results is still on the roadmap, but they wanted to get this basic functionality in place as soon as possible.
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Ken Mayer Aug 9, 2018 8:54 AM
Several features are checked off, but only partially or not really implemented.
For example, these claims are not accurate.
1. Included in Course Copy ✓ ✓
2. Manage Question Banks/Item Banks ✓ ✓
3. Copy/Move Banked Questions
✓ ✓
1. The itembanks are not copied in an export or course copy, only links are provided to the banks in the LTI, and they will only be accessible or editable by their original creator, not by a new instructor.
2. Only the original creator can manage Item banks, and even then there are serious, unresolved hassles. Only the original author can see, copy, and move banked questions, and there are difficulties in moving when an author has more than 50 banks. And how many courses will it take before an author reaches that #?
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- Todd Van Zandt @ Ken Mayer on Aug 9, 2018 9:26 AM
  Thank you for sharing your experiences to help us in the community better understand the current limitations. I'm sure that we'll have instructors encounter these hassles and frustrations when we turn on the feature for our campus.
  
  Sounds like something they need to add to Known Issues, unless of course this is their intended implementation.
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- Kevin Dougherty @ Ken Mayer on Aug 26, 2018 3:55 PM
  Hi Ken Mayer,
  
  Course copy will copy a Quizzes.Next assessment successfully, and schools are using this in their course template process. Since it is possible to copy a single quiz through the course copy functionality, there have also been instructors sharing assessments across courses outside of the typical template workflows.
  
  Quizzes.Next item banks are not in Canvas and are currently only accessible from within Quizzes.Next. So they will not be included in course exports, just as Quizzes.Next assessments won't. Since item banks are tied to the user that created them and not to a course, they are no longer affected by a course copy.
  
  Our future development plans include item bank sharing between users. Part of this vision will reduce the need for so much duplicated content and thus better manage bank content integrity. Unfortunately in the meantime each instructor will need their own item bank. If you are exporting content from Canvas and importing into a Quizzes.Next item bank via a QTI file, each user will need a copy of the file and to perform their own import. Do you think that item bank sharing will address the need course-based question banks did in Canvas?
  
  Also, the 50 bank limitation will be removed soon.
  
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  Kevin Dougherty
  Assoc. Product Manager, Assessments
  Instructure
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Erich Bauer Aug 30, 2018 7:58 AM
We have discovered Quizzes.Next does not support the “Grader” role in Canvas. In the “Grader” role when attempting to grade a quiz in SpeedGrader the following error appears. Please update this feature comparison page to include the lack of functionality for this role.
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Bryan Biggers Sep 7, 2018 7:45 AM
A key component that should be on this document is that quizzes.next does have an HTML editor. I'm not going to beat a dead horse, as others have commented on this already, but this would be really helpful, especially for stimulus items.

Other key components that are missing from developing quizzes in quizzes.next include (source):
1. Record audio and video via tool in the RCE
2. Content Selector Sidebar
3. Accessibility Checker
4. Apps and LTI tools
5. HTML Editor
6. Media Recorder
7. Right-to-left/left-to-right formatting buttons
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- Richard Swengel @ Bryan Biggers on Sep 7, 2018 8:09 AM
  Very good list!!
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- Bryan Biggers @ Bryan Biggers on Sep 7, 2018 12:54 PM
  Addendum to the above...
  
  It looks like you can embed iframes after all with the below workaround:
  Click the "insert/edit media" button.
  Click embed.
  Paste or write your embed code. Make sure you have it just right (size, etc.), as you cannot edit after-the-fact.
  Click save.
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  - Ken Mayer @ Bryan Biggers on Sep 7, 2018 1:54 PM
    Which feature is this comment about? I can't find iframes or embed in the feature chart above or any comments. Thanks!
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    - Bryan Biggers @ Ken Mayer on Sep 10, 2018 7:09 AM
      This is a work-around to embed iframes in Quizzes.Next.
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Richard Swengel Sep 12, 2018 8:07 PM
This isn't the right thread, but I don't know where to ask this one. Is there an update on the Respondus Lockdown Browser? I know this in their court, but any info available would be helpful. Lacking this feature makes Quizzes Next a no-go for our teachers.
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- Eric Werth @ Richard Swengel on Sep 12, 2018 8:42 PM
  Hi Richard. The last update I heard about Respondus was from an Instructure employee working with Quizzes.Next this summer at the InstructureCon unconference. I summarized my impressions of the discussion here, Quizzes.next. I hope this is helpful!
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  - Richard Swengel @ Eric Werth on Sep 13, 2018 4:48 AM
    Thanks, Eric. Not the answer I was hoping for time wise. My teachers won't be using Quizzes Next until this is resolved. This is too important to test security.
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Gideon Williams Sep 16, 2018 3:28 AM
Perhaps the table could be updated to include variation in Feedback given for questions? eg Quizzes tool allows feedback for each answer whilst Quizzes.next allows only feedback for right/wrong answers
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- Kevin Dougherty @ Gideon Williams on Sep 27, 2018 10:33 AM
  Hi Gideon Williams,
  
  I think that you may be referring to "general feedback" as described here: How do I add feedback to an assessment question in Quizzes.Next?
  
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  Kevin Dougherty
  Assoc. Product Manager, Assessments
  Instructure
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