@Keromar -
I found out something while looking at what you posted about not being able to see the moderate link. That seemed strange to me, so I went back to Fall2020 for one of my courses. And as blind luck would have it, I selected a course where I happened to be in the role of faculty and not teacher. Sure enough, I could not see moderate. I went to a spring 2020 class and I could see moderate. That confused me for a minute and I went back to my course listings and happened to see the role of teacher and faculty - so that made sense. Faculty has fewer permissions than teacher.
Therefore, I wanted to pass that information along in case that is why you cannot see the moderate link. They other thing is - I never conclude my classes - I have never understood that concept and I did it once early on and I did not like the results. If you have concluded your classes, then I imagine the information you want is gone.
On to the way to obtain a printing of classic quizzes. This requires the installation of tampermonkey and a javascript into tampermonkey (all explained in the links). I am not sure what browsers it will work on, but it does on chrome.
The page you want is the following: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Developers-Group/Print-Canvas-Quizzes-UserScript/ba-p/2430...
in that page, go to his github link and open it in a new tab. click on install and that is the first part (tampermonkey must be installed first).
I am great at tweaking what greater minds have made for me, so I made the following change to the script . go to tampermonkey dashboard view and click on the script name and make the following changes and save the script. The print button now comes up any page dealing with quizzes(i.e. the moderated view of a student submission, the solutions after you answer all the questions in preview mode, etc)
at the top of the program, change the line below
// @include https://*.instructure.com/courses/*/quizzes/*/take?preview*
to the following:
// @include https://*.instructure.com/courses/*/quizzes/*
The print function button then shows up on the upper right side of the page.
Also, iin the view of the javascript you may notice a red x on the left side (lines 14 and 36), I looked around on the internet and found the way to remove those warnings(the script still works with them) was to make line 14 var el instead of el (you will see var infront of other variables) and then var temp on line 36.
Let me know if any of this helps or if you need further help/explanation with it.
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