How do I hide quiz correct/incorrect answer flags until a specific date?

[felicia_nutter]

How do I hide both incorrect and correct quiz answers from students until a specific date? The box under options for "let students see their responses (incorrect questions marked in student feedback)" is UNCHECKED, yet when I preview the quiz and submit I am shown incorrect and correct answers. If I check that same box and limit the availability of correct answers to a future date, in preview once I submit the quiz I still see incorrect answers flagged. 

There must be an option not to show the correct/incorrect flags at all until a specific date/time, right? 

[rmurchshafer · Accepted solution]

Hi Felicia,

Unfortunately there is not a date controlled option to do what you want.  Only the option for showing Correct Answers can be date/time controlled for automatic display.  For what you want you'll need to leave the box unchecked for "Let Students See Their Quiz Responses" initially, and then when you are ready for them to see them edit the quiz and manually set what you want them to see.  

Rick

[felicia_nutter]

Hi Rick, 

Thanks for your response. I think my program is glitchy (old laptop dying slowly...) as I can still see incorrect answers flagged on the preview, even when the "Let Students See Their Quiz Responses" box is unchecked. Unless those flagged answers are only showing up for me as the instructor? 

[nolanr]

I just replied to another post on this. Same with me - I have the box unchecked and it still shows the incorrect question flags. Some people have also suggested "muting" the grades, but that didn't fix the issue in quiz preview for me either.

[Stef_retired]

 @felicia_nutter ‌, the related feature idea requesting this is https://community.canvaslms.com/ideas/14583-new-quizzes-show-and-hide-quiz-results-by-date 

[AEssop]

I am having the same challenge. Even if all boxes are unchecked, it still shows students their incorrect questions after they have submitted the quiz. Has there been a solution so that students do not see whether their answers correct or incorrect until we release this information?

[MatthewDunn]

"Unfortunately", . . . a word you hear a lot regarding Canvas' features.