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Sorry thats in addition to the java-script timer a concurrency check on the back-end (that the user cannot meddle with)
Rest assured that the time limit rules are enforce by Moodle on the server side.
The JavaScript timer is just a convenience for students, so they can see how much time they have left, and so that the quiz will be submitted automatically just before they run out of time. Therefore, turning of JavaScript only hurts the student, it does not let them continue after time has expired, or get extra time. Tim,
We were able to see a elapsed time on the quiz report of 2 days on a 45 minute quiz, and this turned out to be the case. The quiz did not auto-close at the time limit. Was no one able to recreate behavior that allowed time beyond the limit? Yes, that sometimes happens. But I think you will find that no marks are awarded for any answers entered after the time ran out - if any.
I am not really sure why this sometimes happens. I would need detailed steps to reproduce from someone who knows how to make it happen. |
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While it is not in the control of an institution to implement technical controls on the web-browser (particularly home users) Perhaps it could be mitigated?
What are your thoughts Tim