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Agreed. If a student gets 19.999999/20 on a rubric section, they get red. Only perfect is green. Why not at least let the top range be green, neutral for the middle ones, and red for the bottom. That would at least address some of the issues and depending on the back end structure shouldn't be impossible to implement. Heck, just colour code on the section score. Above 2/3 green, 1/3-2/3 neutral, and red below 1/3. Or... last option. Ditch the colours ... View more

Yes, this was quite helpful. I was able to implement a fix in my Firefox browser that allows me to print the pages as I wanted to. I used the userContent.css file in Firefox to insert the code below: a:link:after, a:visited:after { content:"" !important; }   Thanks for asking, and thanks to James Jones! Best, Kelly ... View more

Thanks! This is so helpful! It's interesting that when I called Canvas for support on this issue, the customer support person said that there is no CSS in canvas related to printing. This is obviously untrue.  ... View more

Unfortunately, this did not work for me. My quiz had question groups in it that were linked to question banks. When I used the method above to import it into my course, it appeared to work, but when I edited it, the question groups all had warnings saying "This question group is set to pick more questions than are available," and there was no way for me to re-link the groups to the banks. So I had to recreate the groups. Is there any way around this problem? I don't like to give my students quizzes that I'm not able to preview myself to make sure they are working as expected, and I also want to be able to test grading procedures. ... View more