April 2023 Highlights
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D2L Brightspace updates for April 2023. This update is scheduled for the evening of April 23, 2023.
This month’s updates for D2L Brightspace include:
- Quizzes – Confirmation dialog for learners exiting a quiz | Updated
Quizzes – Confirmation dialog for learners exiting a quiz | Updated
This feature introduces a confirmation dialog box to learners closing in-progress quizzes. The dialog box is context-based, providing additional information about the impact of exiting the quiz (such as whether a learner will be able to return to their quiz after exiting).
Figure: An example of a confirmation dialog box to learners closing in-progress quizzes.
Previously there was no dialog or warning to learners who exited a quiz accidentally or on purpose.
Note: The dialog only appears when the learner selects the ✖ button to close this quiz. Closing the browser window or tab does not display the confirmation dialog.
Figure: The X (Close this Quiz) button appears to a learner attempting a quiz.
The message shown when a student tries to exit a quiz depends on the time limit and end date settings for the quiz.
Figure: The Exit Quiz dialog box appears with the message You can return at a later time.
The Exit Quiz confirmation dialog for quizzes with no time limit, no end date, or a time limit that expires before the end date.
Figure: The Exit Quiz confirmation dialog for quizzes with a time limit and no end date.
Figure: The Exit Quiz confirmation dialog for quizzes with an end date, no time limit, or an end date that will arrive before the time limit expires.
Figure: The Exit Quiz confirmation dialog for quizzes that have an end date in the past.
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