How to print student's completed quiz?

[irishb]

One of our faculty needs a hardcopy of a student's exam results to talk with them about plagiarism.

I can see how to print just a quiz (no student interaction) from the Teacher perspective, but how to print the results of a quiz for an individual student, please?

Using "Save to PDF" or "Print Preview" only allows for one page at a time in both Chrome and Firefox.

Are quiz result pages purposefully made difficult to print?

Thank you for your help.

Bridget Irish

Curricular Technology Support | Canvas Admin
The Evergreen State College

[rmurchshafer · Accepted solution]

Bridget,

From Speedgrader you are correct; it's difficult to print and I think it's due to how frames are used on the page.  Try this:

• Go directly to the quiz
• Click the Kabob icon and select Show Student Quiz Results
• 
• Click on the name of the student that you want to view the quiz from.  This view of the quiz should print correctly with the entire quiz and not just a single page.

Rick

[rmurchshafer · Accepted solution]

Bridget,

From Speedgrader you are correct; it's difficult to print and I think it's due to how frames are used on the page.  Try this:

• Go directly to the quiz
• Click the Kabob icon and select Show Student Quiz Results
• 
• Click on the name of the student that you want to view the quiz from.  This view of the quiz should print correctly with the entire quiz and not just a single page.

Rick

[lwest]

Rick,

Many thanks!!! This was exactly what I needed after driving myself crazy trying to get this info from Speed Grader.

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[LizMiller]

How can I print the quiz results for ALL of my students?  As an elementary teacher, parents like to see artifacts and it is very time-consuming to individually print each quiz. 

[Ron_Bowman]

@LizMiller -

I do not think it is possible to go to a quiz and print all submissions with one simple click.  I believe that you are going to be stuck doing it one quiz at a time.

Ron

[LizMiller]

It seems that it should be a simple thing to do. I surely hope that this will be addressed soon.

[Izabela]

This is working for a classic quiz. What about a new quiz? How can I print a graded quiz for one student?

[nicolerudes]

Agreed - I can't seem to find a similar path for New Quizzes.

[djohnson13]

Agreed with some of the above, we really need a fix to be able to do this with New Quizzes. Anyone have an answer yet?

[Izabela]

I tried many things, ask our e-Learning department for help, and still nothing. The only thing I found working is a screenshot. Because I do not show the entire screen, I am using Snipping Tool. Every copy of the screen is with the student's name. It takes a lot of time but it is working. I wish there is a better way.

[Ron_Bowman · Accepted solution]

@Izabela 

I was looking for something else about quizzes and saw your somewhat recent post.

you can try the chrome extension - go full page

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/gofullpage-full-page-scre/fdpohaocaechififmbbbbbknoalclacl...

There is also a javascript program that was written to print out the preview page of a classic quiz(not new quizzes).  I played around with it and modified it slightly so that you can go to moderate quiz and select the students quiz(or as I just found out for classic quizzes, look at student quiz results and select the quiz that way) and then print there quiz results.  Here is the canvas page on that:

https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Developers-Group/Print-Canvas-Quizzes-UserScript/ba-p/243044

I copied that user script and gave it a new name (in the header) and changed the include line in the header

from:  // @include https://*.instructure.com/courses/*/quizzes/*/take?preview*

to:  // @include https://*.instructure.com/courses/*/quizzes/*/history?quiz_submission_id=*

good luck

[maria_cabellop]

Thanks it works with quizzes, but not for new quizzes ☹️

[Ron_Bowman]

@maria_cabellop 

Yes I forgot to mention that fact.  it states that information on the actual page.  

[Dee77]

In th

[MaunasMehta]

So, the solution is simple. It only works in Chrome.

Select the quiz and then click "ctrl A" and then "Ctrl P" it prints all the pages.

[sbailey]

This technique worked in the past for me, but has stopped working this semester.  Canvas is terrible.... designing an LMS that doesn't provide a simple way to print!