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SAM-2909 - preventing students from cheating timed exams #2755
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@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ select_the_feedback=Select the Feedback Components to be displayed to the studen | |||
selected=Selected | |||
selection_level_feed=Selection-level Feedback | |||
time_expired1=Time Expired! | |||
time_expired2=The time allowed for this assessment has expired. Your answers have been automatically submitted. | |||
time_expired2=The time allowed for this assessment has expired. Your answers have been automatically submitted in the next few minutes. |
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I'm curious, when does this actually happen? "in the next few minutes" is a bit ambiguous, I can see students asking questions about this.
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Hey Brian,
If the student exists the exam a few seconds before times up, say 5 to 15,
and then re enters it a few seconds after tine expired, they are able to
continue even if the timer claims 'Times up'. Give it a try following the
testing steps on the JIRA, its all explained there.
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#2755 (comment):@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ select_the_feedback=Select the Feedback Components to be displayed to the studen
selected=Selected
selection_level_feed=Selection-level Feedback
time_expired1=Time Expired!
-time_expired2=The time allowed for this assessment has expired. Your answers have been automatically submitted.
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@fgeraci ya I understand that part, sorry maybe I wasn't very clear. I'm just curious when the automatic submission occurs, given the following String you're changing:
The time allowed for this assessment has expired. Your answers have been automatically submitted in the next few minutes.
Do you know exactly when the automatic submission occurs? I'm just thinking this String could be more specific, so as to be less ambiguous to the user taking the assessment.
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@bjones86 Ahhh ha, I was driving, did not read it right (I know.. I shouldn't anyway but...)
Ok, so the queue will process items (spawn threads) with a 3 seconds delayed timer... Depending on how many items are in the queue, then each item will take N*3 secs to be submitted (ideally) ... Still, you are right, it is vague, although some people have complained auto-submission is not immediately visible, maybe re-word for "momentarily" would be better.
Thanks.
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Okay cool, I think your suggestion of "momentarily" would be better too. Something like:
"The time allowed for this assessment has expired. Your answers will be automatically submitted momentarily."
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@bjones86 that is so much nicer. Thanks.
@bjones86 thanks for the feedback. I made all the changes. |
Thanks @fgeraci! LGTM |
JIRA SAM-2909
In timed tests, if the student exits a few seconds before time is over, it can reenter and keep working through it. (even with the bar indicating "Time is up").