Compliance with school law for tests to be valid

[mdelgatto]

Dear Luca,

your plugin is great and it's the one and only reason I decided to upgrade from the comfort of 2.9 to the unknown of the 3.7. It's already got huge potential, but, hoping that you don't mind, I would like to suggest a few improvements (which might as well be under development).

1. the plugin should display the exact same thing that is displayed in the review page, i.e. should match the settings from the "Review options", section "After the quiz is closed". I am thinking about the school law in several Countries where a test to be valid must show 1) the text of the test, 2) the answer of the student, 3) the correction of the teacher (the correct answer), 4) the points awarded to each question; 5) the final grade shown should match the setting in the teacher's gradebook (because the snapshot we want to archive must show all of these five key-features in case of a later dispute over the corrections or the awarded final grade of the test.

2. it should be possible to choose which user's attempt to archive according to the options set in the combo box "Separate groups" from the report overview page.

These two additions to the plugin would definitely make it indispensable for any teacher who tests their students using Moodle instead of the traditional paper and pencil test.

Thank you again for developing such a great plugin.

I hope I hear from you with good news.

Best regards,

Massimiliano

[barbaraxx]

Dear Luca,
your plugin is great (I agree with mdelgatto) and it's the reason I decided to upgrade from the 3.5 to the unknown of the 3.8. It's already got huge potential, but, hoping that you don't mind, I would like to suggest a few improvements (which might as well be under development).

1. the plugin should display the Feedback, because sometimes it is useful to write the final grade here.
2. it should be possible to choose which user's attempt to archive according to the options set in the combo box "Separate groups" from the report overview page, as mdelgatto suggest you.

These two additions to the plugin would definitely make it indispensable for any teacher who tests their students using Moodle instead of the traditional paper and pencil test.
In every way it is very very useful for me.
Thank you again for developing this great plugin.
I hope to hear from you soon.

Best regards,
Barbara