We are hoping to add an option for partial credit with no penalty. This way students are not penalized for marking a wrong answer AND not marking a correct answer.
@cherireznicek - If you are wanting that feature added to classic quizzes, it won't happen. There are no modifications or changes that will be made for classic quizzes as Canvas has moved to New Quizzes. New Quizzes I believe can do what you want. However, New Quizzes has its own pitfalls that classic quizzes does not. Fortunately, New quizzes is getting better.
The only help I can provide is to look at James's script called Quiz-Wiz. It may do what you want(maybe not totally, but partially). The script requires the use of tampermonkey and instructions are available for it on his blog page which I am providing a link to. I use this script and it is a definite need if you are still using classic quizzes (it does not work with new quizzes)
Quiz-Wiz Link
Ron
When I choose a quiz in a previous course and then send it to a different course, the quiz shows up in the new course, in the place I directed it to be, but there is no content. No instructions and none of the questions. These are the new style quizzes. What step am I missing?
Known issue - headings Just wanted to note that this known issue is described as 'styling', when it is actually an accessibility issue. Headings are structure on the page and essential for users who rely on screenreaders.
I've seen old posts regarding this question. Can Admin users generate pairing codes on behalf of students?
It is possible to import tags or other metadata when importing in a QTI file? I've tried everything I can think of, but it seems to get stripped out every time. Are any metadata types allowed? I can bring in a batch of tags questions or manually tag each one. Tagging each one is not an option. I'm using New Quizzes, so I…
I'm testing whether Mastery Paths can be used to give students early access to an item based on their score, while making the same item available to everyone else on a later date. Here is my setup: A 4-point assignment is the source for the Mastery Path. Students scoring 75–100% are assigned a Solutions item. The Solutions…
