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Hi Brittany,
I’m not sure if you’re describing a Buzz report. If the Grade Details report is coming from Power Tools, that’s a third-party tool we didn’t build, so I’m not familiar with how that re...
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Hi Brittany,
That’s a great question! At this time, Buzz doesn’t have a built-in feature to automatically email reports directly from the Admin app. The reports can be exported, and then shared out...
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Good afternoon Kennedi,
Thank you for reaching out with your question! For step-by-step guidance, I recommend checking out our support article: How do I create and manage grade scales? It walks thr...
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Good afternoon, Laura,
Thank you so much for your patience while I looked into this.
After further testing, I found that what you’re trying to do isn’t currently supported. That said, I’ll go ahead...
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Good morning Becky,
Currently, the time limit counter must be adjusted individually for each assessment by going to Activity Settings > Advanced Assessment Options.
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Hi Laura,
I’m not sure yet what’s causing the behavior. If you’re able to check with the user to see if they closed their browser or put their computer to sleep, that information would be really he...
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Hi Melissa,
I want to make sure I understand your question correctly. Could you share a bit more detail about your scenario and what you’re hoping to do?
In general, scoring an item doesn’t affect ...
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Hi Laura,
Thank you for that information!
Can you confirm whether the student closed their browser or put their device to sleep after the exam was started?
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Good morning Cheryl,
Great questions!
When you set a course to 365 days, that becomes the default enrollment length—so each student’s access runs for 365 days from their individual start date.
For ...
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Hi Laura,
Just to clarify—are you wanting it to display similar to pass/fail, but instead show a “C” for Complete if the student scores 60% or higher, and an “I” for Incomplete if they score lower ...