New quizzes: How to see the list of students that got a specific question wrong?

[hauensj1]

Via the "Reports" feature, I can get a count of students that got a question right or wrong (by looking at the distribution of scores).

How can I get a list of the specific students that got a particular question wrong? I've got an issue with a question, and regrading it won't work because it's in a question bank. That means I'll need to manually adjust the score for all the students that got the question wrong. How can I get a list of those students?

Alternatively, is there another way, without using the regrading feature, to change the score of just those students who got the question wrong?

[Ron_Bowman]

@hauensj1 -

I know it can be done in classic quizzes, so I checked in New quizzes, and I cannot find a way to do what you want.  I did not see anything in the instructor guide that would indicate a way to obtain that information either.  I guess you are stuck with doing it manually - unless someone more familiar with New quizzes chimes in.

Ron

[dspiel]

The whole thing is just a sales pitch to get us to use an inferior product sadly. It should be called Functional Quizzes (Classic Quizzes) and NON- Functional (New Quizzes) Why they continue and take away the best parts of a product making our jobs more difficult. It Functional Quizzes you could at least hover over one of the wrong answers and see who it was that selected that answer so that you can know who to work with or bump their score easily.

[Tmo201]

I had the same question.  I didn't find a way to list all the students who got the "bad" question from the test bank.  What I did discover is that if you go to speed grader, you'll see each student's quiz.  Find one that got that question "wrong" and you'll see at the bottom of that question (at the bottom of all questions, actually), that there is a "regrade" button.  When you click on that, it gives you a few options.  In my case there was not a right answer in the multiple choice, so I was able to select "accept any answer."  But there are other options.  Then you have the option of updating the grade for everyone who got that question.  And be sure to change the number of points earned from 0 to 1.  It takes a few minutes for it to show up in the gradebook, but it seems to work.  And it's actually easier because you don't have to manually change all the grades like you would if you got a list of names.