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I fear you face an exercise in tedium, @DeletedUser, with the situation you describe. Canvas isn't written to have the meta awareness automatically to take a single file and recognize that it has a bunch of QTI files inside (as I related in my reply to @dbrace). So what I would do in your situation is one of two things:
I do not have these skills else I would provide something tangible. I'm going to move your question to the Developers group, whose members are more likely to have these skills.
I believe you have some experience with QTI files but I am not sure if you have come across this before.
What are your thoughts?
-Doug
Thanks @dbrace for tagging me. I have seen QTI files bundled together, but they've always been separate components of another ZIP file. I ran into this when a publisher shared their test banks with an instructor. It was a single ZIP file and I hoped it would become a bunch of quizzes within Canvas but the import failed. I then looked inside the ZIP file and saw a bunch of ZIP files. It turned out that each of those was a QTI file but they had to be separately imported. Fortunately there were fewer than a 100!
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