Post-Exam Review Session
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Pro Duct
I would like to hold an exam review session with my learners so that they can see a detailed report with their results, but only during the specified time that I have set up.
Created by Allison Ricko
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Allison Ricko
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Additional Results Settings
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Rebecca Weatherford
can "show score/show results" be set to be on for a brief review after a test, and then shut off again to limit the time students have to access the test again?
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Allison Ricko
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Additional Learner Report Review Options
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Mike Bagg
Teachers need to be able to edit exam properties after "end exam" is clicked. We need to uncheck students' ability to see results (questions and their answers). We want them to review their results, but then not be able to once they leave the classroom.
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Allison Ricko
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Student Test Review/Access
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StephanieSonnier
Once a student takes a test, the student has access to the entire test, with answers, indefinitely in their learner report. This is a huge test integrity issue. According to your support team, there is no way I can allow my students to review their test in class and then restrict their access so that they cannot tell the next class what every question on every test is. The next class will then simply have to memorize questions and answers to receive a 100%. Also, if a student is absent and has to take the test a few days later, she can look at her friend's account and see the entire test, verbatim. I will have to rewrite every single question on every single test every term. There needs to be a way that the teacher can grant access to the student's test and then restrict access once the class review has been completed. I have already given two tests that I set to allow the students to review their questions and answers before I realized I could not undo this. In our old program, I could change the settings after the test had closed. This allowed me to open the answers and rationales and then close them again. Please address this issue.
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Allison Ricko
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