How could I export quizzes, with correct answers, from Canvas to an MS Word doc?

[EvanDonovan]

How could I export quizzes, with correct answers, from Canvas to an MS Word doc?

I would like to use something like a Common Cartridge or QTI export and convert it to an MS Word doc that shows the text of the questions, their responses, and which one is correct.

I need this as documentation I am supplying to our accreditor.

I tried using Respondus 4.0 for this, since it was recommended by these instructions I found on Google. However, it is saying it doesn't support the QTI format.

So I have the following questions:

• Is there a different version of Respondus that I should be using?
• Is there a different tool that I should be using instead?

It looks like the exported quiz files are in an XML file format, but I need a tool to parse them.

[RecycledElectro · Accepted solution]

Go to where you build the quiz. Click on the 3 dots in the upper left corner. Select "Print Key (with Answers) from the drop-down menu.

Select your preferred text size and click "Print Preview."

Print it to a PDF.

You can open PDFs in Microsoft Word, but it does not always work very well. I would leave it as a PDF.

[EvanDonovan]

Thanks, this looks like a great solution. I didn't realize that would work. I found a way to do it with Respondus, but I will try this in the future.

[probinson1]

I don't see the option to print. Here's what I see... (see below).

Actually, it appears that I do not have any window that resembles your sample. I'm stumped.

[probinson1]

And...never mind. I missed the advent of NewQuizzes. Got it, now. 

[parnell]

What is new quizzes?  My quizzes still look like your picture and I can't print.

[Chris_Hofer]

@parnell ...

Here are a couple videos that show the differences between Classic Quizzes and New Quizzes:

• Quizzes Overview (Instructors)
• New Quizzes Overview (Instructors)

[parnell]

I have classic quizzes and was unable to export the quiz.  So I ended up rebuilding the entire exam from scratch so that I had a paper copy.