We should be able to manipulate timed assessments by each question and not just by the overall assessment. For example, in question 1, you have 10 seconds to answer.
Possibility to carry over initial due date when re-enrolling after course failure
Currently when a user fails a course and is automatically re-enrolled in post enrolment rule the due date of the new enrollment is determined by the due date set up of the Couse. As a result, an analyst can be nearly due or overdue, fail, and then...
Be able to configure accessibility features for scored course assessments
Currently, you cannot configure accessibility features (i.e. alt text and screen reader order, etc...) for scored assessments and assessments are not screen reader compliant. Not being WCAG 2.0 compliant is a big problem as we have many federal go...
Select questions from question bank for assessment
I have 3 versions of a course, basic, medium and comprehensive. They all share certain modules. I'd like to be able to create one master question bank and then pick relevant questions for each course to make end of course assessments. Currently I ...
In the Assessment section of a course, the options are multiple choice and text. For the Text option in order to get it marked correct users must get the answer word for word. It would be nice if there was an open response option in which reviewer...
Show answers/feedback at the end of the assessment
When activating "show answers"/"show feedback" it is only possible after submitting one response at a time. Would be nice & helpful to be able to review the whole assessment only after finishing it.
When creating an assessments with multiple correct answers, allow partially correct answers (for example, a learner chose 2 out of 3 correct answers and will get some of the scoring instead of failing the entire question).
It would be very helpful to be able to put in questions in the quiz/assessment that do not have any point value attached to them, so that we are able to ask the learner, "Why did you choose this response?", and they can input their open-ended answ...
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