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Adjust manual or automatic grading in Test 3.0

Once a test has started, the manual or automatic grading option cannot be changed. It would be nice if this is possible. Firstly, this function has been put away in reverse compared to the old test (2.0) module. As a result, you automaticly click, while this is now a reverse function. Secondly, it can sometimes be useful to retain the flexibility to adjust this in the meantime.

  • J. Bokhorst
  • Mar 21 2022
  • Future consideration
Country NL
Category Grading and assessment
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    Product Team commented
    March 28, 2022 12:44

    Hi

    Thanks for your input. We will go back to the early developments of the new tool soon and revise. One of our goals is to make the tool more flexible, also after someone started taking it. I'll add this option to the list to review. Not all options can be changed, as we risk breaking ongoing attempts, but this one should probably be safe.

    Thanks,
    The itslearning Product Team

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