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Regrade test questions

Gisele Gihozo

December 14, 2017 06:03

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Hi There, 

Is there a way to cancel a question, in a test, once students have already completed that test? For example, after a test we realized that one or two questions, in a 10 questions test, were confusing or not clear to students and we decide to give extra credit to every students, on those two questions or we would like to remove those questions from the exam.

Is there a way to that automatically without changing individual grades for every student?

I am looking forward to hearing from you.

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  Adam Sentz December 14, 2017 16:53

  @Gisele - There isn't a built-in way to do this yet, but it's on the radar.

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  Clark Wray December 19, 2018 19:14

  This would be really useful.

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  Dalya Alisandro April 23, 2019 18:52

  This would be really useful especially if you have over 100 students and you have to give credit to each one of them. It's an all-day task. 

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  Dalya Alisandro June 15, 2022 15:43

  Hello! Just wanted to follow up if this feature will be added anytime soon?

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  Adam Sentz June 15, 2022 17:52

  Dalya Alisandro - We added the ability to bulk re-score test questions back in 2019, but we neglected to post an update here. Here's a video about it on our YouTube channel.

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  Isaiah Allen January 24, 2024 19:28

  It would be great to be able to regrade all quizzes at once, because the regrade makes you go through every question. I decided to reduce the value of several questions because students hadn't been adequately prepped for them, and this feature makes you go through each question, instead of just clicking regrade entire batch of tests. That would be a helpful feature. That is, regrade entire test with new parameters, not question by question. I have some tests where the list of questions is approx. 100. The current feature makes me change the value of each question individually instead of telling Populi to just regrade the entire batch of tests (all questions, all students) at once.

  Edited by Isaiah Allen January 24, 2024 19:31
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  Adam Sentz January 24, 2024 20:13

  Isaiah Allen - I'd recommend opening a new feature request about this one. I can see how it could be useful. It's not perhaps as simple as it sounds as tests (and even questions if they are edited while a test is available) can vary each time they are taken. Maybe grade curving would be helpful here. That's definitely on our radar.