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I would like the ability to batch download PDFs of the learner attempts across all exams within a course so that I can review them.

I want to be able to use the test generator workflow to add additional questions to an existing exam so that I can choose questions across multiple question banks, using different metadata and question type criteria for each.

When working with Case Studies and responding with an essay. The ability to score the questions with a pre populated rubric created prior to the exam would be an excellent add/questions type.

On the summary report where it lists grades – students are listed and sorted by first name. Is there a way to sort by last name?

Hi Echo Team, Something that's very important to our group at SPSS is the ability to both a) create dynamic questions that provide different answers contingent upon how that question is answered that are student specific, as well as from importing dynamic questions banks from ExamView. I'd love to get this added to the queue!

Once I create a Test, it would be more efficient to be able to duplicate the test and edit it for another class level. Currently, I have to create a completely new test and edit it from scratch for and Honors and Advanced levels of classes. This is tedious when 80% of the questions are the same.

Instructors want to use the test generator in conjunction with a pool of questions so that they can create multiple tests from the pool, and no tests share any of the same question. - e.g. given 100 questions, create 3 tests that have no questions in common.

Students would like the ability to preview their entire test before their submission so they can scroll from the first question to the last question all on one screen and review their answers (or omitted questions) before they submit the exam for grading/final results.

Students would like the ability to highlight or strikethrough text within a question on their exam (even when it's not a highlight question type).

Ability to Whitelist programs such as Excel, JMP, etc... use case to successfully use program to answer questions based on process within an application