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skatzi · ‎08-24-2020

This report would contain the following information: the student’s name, date of the exam, exam score and a list of the missed questions along with the student’s incorrect answers (eg., Question 2 -A, Question 48-B). As an instructor, who uses this feature in another testing software, I find this feature very helpful when holding post-exam reviews. A student can focus on an exact question that was missed, ask for clarification based on an incorrect answer, or present their defense for another correct answer. I can easily distribute by email a short concise report to each student. And I think this addition would add to the usability of the Canvas software. Since this is a feature of already available in other testing software, it seems that it could easily be adapted to Canvas.

skatzi · ‎04-22-2020

Renee, One more bit of information. When I follow the procedure for regrading a multiple choice test and enter edit mode. The screen I get for questions looks like this. No boxes of multiple choice questions appear as shown in the examples and no regrade option is available. Move To...This element is a more accessible alternative to drag & drop reordering. Press Enter or Space to move this question. Test 2 Group Pick 45 questions, 1 pts per question Edit Group Details<https://canvas.midwestern.edu/courses/3768/quizzes/14299/edit> Delete Group<https://canvas.midwestern.edu/courses/3768/quizzes/14299/edit> Questions will be pulled from the bank: MICRG 1513 Exam 2<https://canvas.midwestern.edu/courses/3768/question_banks/9310> Regards, Sam

skatzi · ‎04-21-2020

Dear R. Carney, Now I realize that New Quizzes was referring to a type of quiz. That was helpful. I am using a Classic Quiz and will check out your suggested link. Also I followed the protocol on this URL to shuffle questions (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9F3sCAozQs) . Would creating an exam in this format interfere with the regrading process? Regards, Sam

skatzi · ‎04-20-2020

I have created an exam from a test bank. All students have completed the exam. I discovered that 1 questions was keyed incorrectly and need to regrade the exam. I have changed and saved the correct answer in the test bank. I have looked online and found the guide: How do I regrade an assessment question in New Quizzes? I have followed the instructions successfully to Click Regrade Button and have not found the screen with a REGRADE option. I would like to know if this is the correct procedure to correct a question on an exam and if the method will result in the regrading of all student exams and rescoring of this exam/quiz Sam

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