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Hi. I have a student who completed a couple of quizzes on time, and today, as preparation for the test, he re-took them (which he could do because he had unused attempts). I would have expected that, first, all penalties would be applied as appropriate for each attempt, and then, the highest grade would be the one recorded in his list of grades. (So in that case, his perfect score achieved before the due date wouldn't be affected by retaking the quizzes after the due date.)
What happens instead is that his highest grade is identified and then the late penalty is applied to it---even if the highest grade was made before the due date. I do have "highest" selected as the option for which grade is recorded. But anyway, it's not that his most recent attempt is the one that is recorded. It's a previous (higher and on-time) attempt to which the penalty is being applied.
Am I missing something? I know that I can delete the penalty, but is there a setting that won't make this an issue at all? The way that it is now seems like an obvious bug.
I've just had a similar situation - the student took the quiz on time and then retook it late for practice (allowed). The student's late submission (pre-deduction) had the highest score. However, with the deduction, it was lower than his previous score. Canvas still gave him the late score with deduction such that he lost points he should not have.
Again, yes it can be exempted. However, with 9 quizzes that have this setting and over 500 students in the course, that's not a realistic option.
500, that's getting up there. I guess there's no solution immediately forthcoming. I'm going to submit it as a problem.
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