The guide states that only the last attempt for a quiz is included in the report, but as the data about all attempts seems to be available, why is it not possible to extract only first attempt? Will this feature be added soon?
Hello @b_s_torset ,At the moment there are no plans to make reports available for all attempts in new quizzes. if you would like to suggest that be added to Canvas I recommend making a feature request on our Ideas Page. As for why it is not already a feature I cannot say for sure but New Quizzes is under active development and we are working to improve the New Quiz experience.
I agree this should be a feature. Have you added the idea? If not, I will.
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