newest quiz mode

[BGsby]

Hello,

I learned, I think, that the 'build' space in Canvas (to generate/edit quizzes) has replaced the simple(r) quiz editing function. I can see that the editing I did in 'build' seems to be there, but only if I go back to 'build.' When I simply click on the quiz in a module, I cannot see anything, no questions, no means to edit. Which is an uncomfortable feeling not knowing what students are going to get. So my first question is:

1) Do I simply have to take it on faith that what I did in 'build' is what students will see?

Then (been off for a year) . . . I created a matching question, and in the old version of Canvas, I could insert feedback directly for each matching answer. I don't see any way in this new version to insert any feedback. In fact the options seem much more limited in general. 2) Am I missing some option somewhere, and is there a way I can go back to the 'classic' quiz mode and leave all of these improvements for those who can appreciate them?

Thanks!

[stimme]

@BGsby I see you're new to New Quizzes. For your questions, 

1. New Quizzes has a Preview button in the Build screen. This works similarly to the Preview button in Classic Quizzes or the Student View option for Canvas. Since New Quizzes connects to the rest of Canvas as an external tool, clicking Preview inside Build mode is the way to go. ( How do I preview a quiz in New Quizzes? )
2. It is possible that your institution disabled Classic Quizzes so that every course is consistently using New Quizzes. But it is also possible that you have the choice between New Quizzes and Classic Quizzes. When you click +Quiz on the Quizzes page, does it give you a choice between the tools? If not, try clicking the triple-dot options button at the top right of the Quizzes list, then choose "Reset quiz engine choice." Then try again to click +Quiz to see if you can choose between both tools. If not, then your institution probably disabled Classic Quizzes. You could also contact your institutional system administrator to be sure.
   In New Quizzes, Matching questions allow general feedback only (not per answer). One way to enter the needed feedback would be explaining briefly why each match is correct within the General Feedback box. ( How do I add feedback to a question in New Quizzes? )