What are the main differences between classic and new quizzes?
Here are the basic differences between Classic Quizzes and New Quizzes on the Canvas LMS platform:
Classic Quizzes:
Legacy Format: Classic Quizzes are the older, legacy quiz format that Canvas used before the introduction of New Quizzes.
Question Types: Classic Quizzes offer a standard set of question types, including multiple-choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, and more.
Limited Features: They have a more limited set of features and options compared to New Quizzes.
Interface: The interface is relatively basic and may not be as user-friendly or modern as New Quizzes.
Integration: While they integrate with other Canvas tools like SpeedGrader and Gradebook, they may not offer the same level of integration as New Quizzes.
New Quizzes:
Modern Format: New Quizzes are the newer, modernized quiz format introduced by Canvas.
Advanced Question Types: They offer a wider range of advanced question types, including hot spot, categorization, multiple answers, and more, making it more versatile for creating assessments.
Enhanced Features: New Quizzes come with enhanced features such as better analytics, improved security, and mobile-friendly design.
User Experience: They generally provide a more user-friendly and visually appealing interface for both instructors and students.
Accessibility: New Quizzes are often designed with improved accessibility features to support students with disabilities.
Ongoing Updates: Canvas tends to focus on updating and improving New Quizzes, which means you can expect ongoing enhancements and support for this format.
Integration: They integrate seamlessly with other Canvas tools, providing a smoother workflow for instructors.
Long-term Focus: Canvas is likely to prioritize the development and support of New Quizzes over Classic Quizzes in the future.
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