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Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2007 15:04:40 -0700 (PDT)
From: sarvisw
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Subject: Re: Missing Data - Quiz
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Yes, the student was on more than six times the average time to take the test.  Only because I was checking did I notice the test was still open after about three hours following the student's log in.  Joe Escobar happened to be with me and we both checked to see if any questions had been attempted, in case the student merely forgot to submit the test.  No questions were answered and at that point I submitted/closed the test myself to prevent the student from possibly coming back into the lab after consulting study materials.

>>> Online 04/10/07 7:27 AM >>>
I have forwarded this to the Moodle Admin to see if he has had any other reports of this happening. 

This was on the Moodle for Instructor account. My first question is do the student's logs indicate he was online long enough to actually take the test? 

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Missing data?
by William Sarvis - Monday, 9 April 2007, 08:21 AM
 	According to the Moodle log, I had a student open an exam but never submit it. Before closing the exam myself I saw that no questions had been answered, and thus the student received a zero.  He is now claiming he submitted the exam and received a B+.  Is the Moodle log infallible?

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Meredith


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