You can right-click and inspect the check box element next to the "Show Question Details" using the Chrome browser. Find the text on the line it highlights that says disabled="'disabled'" and delete i...

This would be a novel UX idea too. From my perspective, things that are a UX fail should be high on the priority list and not considered "feature requests".

This isn't just wonderful it's actually a function of many LMS' to actually regrade quizzes based on the updated answers. Teachers need to do this all the time. It's a part of their job. Moodle shines...

Just to add my 2 cents. My situation is that I also need to regrade because I missed a '/' at the end of an answer as a potential answer to a short-answer question. Can I regrade? Nope. Not sure what ...

You can right-click and inspect the check box element next to the "Show Question Details" using the Chrome browser. Find the text on the line it highlights that says disabled="'disabled'" and delete i...

This would be a novel UX idea too. From my perspective, things that are a UX fail should be high on the priority list and not considered "feature requests".

Just to add my 2 cents. My situation is that I also need to regrade because I missed a '/' at the end of an answer as a potential answer to a short-answer question. Can I regrade? Nope. Not sure what ...

This isn't just wonderful it's actually a function of many LMS' to actually regrade quizzes based on the updated answers. Teachers need to do this all the time. It's a part of their job. Moodle shines...