Where is Student Analysis now? With the previous view, I went to the specific quiz, then Quiz Statistics and then Student Analysis. I don't see these options with the new view.
Good morning, @ChristiHughes ...
I assume that you are asking about where to find something in the New Quizzes interface that is similar to what you had access to in Classic Quizzes. While it might not display the exact same information in New Quizzes, I believe you are looking for the information outlined in this Guide:
How do I view reports for a quiz in New Quizzes? - Instructure Community (canvaslms.com)
Hopefully this will be of help to you. Sing out if you have any questions...thanks!
@AndreaWiggen and @ChristiHughes you are correct that the Student Analysis report is not currently available in New Quizzes. This is an item on the roadmap and slated for future development in Canvas.
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