EchoExam

As an administrator, I want to reassign assets to another instructor when I remove someone from my organization so that their content is not lost. Tests, Questions, Question Banks, Resources, Courses, and Exams should become "owned" by the user the assets are transferred to.

This would keep the test takers from obtaining the answer key to the test. Having the ability to see which questions were answered incorrectly is helpful. However, once the test is ended the student has access to all the questions and correct answers which are easily downloaded and saved due to the download capability. This can be accessed any time they are reviewing the course from the course homepage unless I delete the test from the course, which isn't ideal.

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?

As an admin or instructor I want to have the ability to limit the calculator that a learner has access to during an exam. I want to be able to limit it to just basic.

It seems very inefficient to have to create a brand new account (and lose all of your title codes and content) if your email or leadership changes

As an instructor, I need a 'critical error' scoring type where if one wrong multiple select answer is chosen, it's a critical error and the learner receives zero points for the response

Having unique IDs for orgs rather than only names can help eliminate confusion when creating new accounts or adding accounts to orgs (from the sign up screen)

When reviewing courses, there are options to sort the suite of courses either alphabetizing A to Z, Z to A, Most Recent, etc. I would like to propose that whatever sort option is selected become the option that is displayed until changed. Currently, the sort function reverts to the standard sort methodology, and unless a change is made to the course, the course is lost and has to be re found.

Would it ever be possible to add the option to print or create a new exam directly from a question bank folder?

It only allows you to print directly to a printer or save as a PDF file. What I was hoping for was the ability to print to a file (plain text or rich text or ideally, Word), which I could then easily import into word for final formatting. I have pretty strict constraints on how the final exam must be formatted, and the default EchoExam format doesn’t really work for that. I will continue to try this out, but for immediate purposes this makes EchoExam less functional for me.