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A student did not submit the quiz/mid-term on time (2 hours late) and then claimed it was the "cookies" issue or her chromebook. Is this a possibility or is she scamming me? All my other students had no problem with submission.
Also, is there a way to see the time of her last answer?
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It's not really possible to know what she means by a "cookies issue", unless there was some kind of connection problem between her Chromebook and Canvas.
You can see a record of exactly when she worked on each question by looking at the quiz log: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-view-a-quiz-log-for-a-student/ta-p/580 . It's very useful for examining a student's activity during a quiz.
It's not really possible to know what she means by a "cookies issue", unless there was some kind of connection problem between her Chromebook and Canvas.
You can see a record of exactly when she worked on each question by looking at the quiz log: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Instructor-Guide/How-do-I-view-a-quiz-log-for-a-student/ta-p/580 . It's very useful for examining a student's activity during a quiz.
what does it mean "stopped viewing the canvas page" and there is a 5 minute gap? they went to another browser?
Another browser, or another browser window/tab.
As it says in the quiz log page that was linked to:
hmmm this indicates they are basically searching for info on another browser/tab=cheating
Thanks. I can now see the student navigated away from the exam to another browser many times. sigh.....
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