Hello,
In classic quizzes, if I wanted to change a question type from Multiple Choice to Essay, for example, all I had to do was a couple clicks on the question. In new quizzes, I haven't found a way to do that. Am I missing something?
Thanks,
Unfortunately, it's not possible to change the question type in New Quizzes. You have to add the desired question type as a new question and re-enter the prompt/answers.
There is an idea to "Allow Ability to Change Question Type in New Quizzes" that's been added to a theme: https://community.canvaslms.com/t5/Canvas-Ideas/New-Quizzes-Allow-Ability-to-Change-Question-Type-in-New-Quizzes/idi-p/419346
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