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Every now and then we make a mistake on a test or on its answer key. I would like the option to correct the mistake on the answer key and then have a button I can push that will regrade the test submissions with the corrected key.
Country | US |
Category | Grading and assessment |
Hi,
Thanks for your feedback. This will be fixed in the new mobile friendly shareable test tool we are working on. Please follow progress, timeline and status on our roadmap.
Has there been an update for the mobile shareable test tool mentioned by the admin? As of this posting this feature doesn't seem to exist and the roadmap link above brings us to the itslearning global homepage.
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This feature is greatly needed
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Are we still waiting for this important improvement? Can we please get an admin response?
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Four years later and still no fix?! Extremely frustrating!
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Any progress on making this happen?????
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Four years and this hasn't been added to the platform. FOUR YEARS!!!!!
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I'm wondering too, I hate that I have to throw out a whole test if I've made a mistake in the answer key.
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Is there any update as to whether this was implemented? I am still not able to find out how to do this on the desktop or mobile versions.
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I songly vouch for this propsition. An erroneous question is a nightmare for the teacher, and discourage production of new tests. Mistakes by the teacher gives students non-consistent scores and grades. As these are non-editable on the "Status og Oppfølgning" page (don't know the english name), a separate grading-ledger must be kept manually. This represent considerable extra-work. We have the alternative option to deactivate the question. But this is unfair to the students which get the question right despite mistakes.
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