Itamar Tzadok

Thanks for the ref to SEB.

MDL-19145 description states

Extension for Moodle quiz:
* Disables navigation to other resources in the Moodle quiz

This is not necessarily a desired feature. Consider an exam with open online book (Moodle book of course). I recently gave an online exam such that students were allowed to access certain materials located in a designated book resource on the course site. I added to the quiz links for opening the book in a popup (navigation and toolbars disabled). I blocked access to other relevant resources by grouping. Disabling navigation to other resources from the quiz should be only an option.

Workaround: Add a designated choice activity set to visible or separated groups, publish result with names and show column for unanswered. This should effectively create a list of group members without requiring you or the students to post anything. A similar effect may be achieved with a forum or a database but there students will have to post/add entry to appear in the list.

Just one thing (which I've always known ). The only way to really get the front end user's perspective is to be one yourself. So don't just go to meetings with your front end users; start a Moodle course site (just like this one) and meet them there and you will see what it really means to Moodle.

Best wishes on your new job.

Are the assignments' grades all or nothing? Otherwise the student would get up to 75 (only) if s/he completed the paper and one of the other assignments. Moreover, the student may get less than 75 even if s/he completed all the assignment. And so the question becomes whether incomplete should designate overall-grade<75 or number-of-submitted-assignments<3.

Same as above but you can add more css so as to hide from the printer all questions but the essay questions. If you want to allow users to print out their exam you can remove the css from that description question after you finished printing your copies.

Hope this helps.