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  1. Moodle
  2. MDL-20409 META: Accessibility issues raised in the CANnect Accessibility report by Randall Hansen
  3. MDL-20480

Quiz gives number of attempts, but doesn't describe consequences or possibilities

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    • Resolution: Not a bug
    • Icon: Minor Minor
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    • 1.9.5
    • Accessibility, Quiz
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    • MOODLE_19_STABLE

      At the beginning of a quiz the user is told twice how many attempts they are allowed, but is never told the consequences of those attempts. It's not until after the first attempt that some users realize they're penalized for an incorrect first guess. No user understood why they were allowed to make attempts which resulted in no marks (e.g., a third attempt).

      Why it matters

      Quizzes affect users' grades, something they care about very much. Moodle should be explicit about how those grades are calculated so users can make the best possible decisions about how to take the quiz.

      Possible solution

      On the quiz summary page, instead of text like this:

      Attempts allowed: 2

      Grading method: Last attempt

      Moodle should be explicit and more verbose about what exactly that means.

            timhunt Tim Hunt
            tsala Helen Foster
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