You can enter the link in the overall feedback of the quiz and enable overall feedback in the review options. Then when the user completes the quiz the review page opens and displays the overall feedback and the user can click that link to navigate to the next module.
Itamar Tzadok
Posts made by Itamar Tzadok
If it happens to only 1-3 students then the grade locking is probably not the problem. But you can check just in case in the gradebook under Categories and items. There should be a lock icon next to each grade item and if the lock of this assignment is locked, unlock it by clicking the that icon.
See if by any chance the corresponding grade item in the gradebook is locked. It seems that when it is locked the editor in the assignment's grade form is disabled and if there is already content there it may mess up.
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Without hacking the code you can add a few buttons in a description question which move the timer to the corners of the page
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Clicking on the arrows can set the position of the timer as in:
Top left
document.getElementById('timer').style.position='absolute';
document.getElementById('timer').style.top=0;document.getElementById('timer').style.left=0;
etc.
If your quiz is paginated you will have to add such a description question to each page.
Instead of fixing the timer in the corners you can make the buttons move the timer to different directions by, say, 10px or so.

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Clicking on the arrows can set the position of the timer as in:
Top left
document.getElementById('timer').style.position='absolute';
document.getElementById('timer').style.top=0;document.getElementById('timer').style.left=0;
etc.
If your quiz is paginated you will have to add such a description question to each page.
Instead of fixing the timer in the corners you can make the buttons move the timer to different directions by, say, 10px or so.



