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When you create your quiz, view the Quiz Administration Block that appears. Under EDIT SETTINGS, there's GROUP OVERRIDES and USER OVERRIDES. You can then give specific people extra time to complete a quiz.

If you are still using 1.9, create a new role that is exactly the same as the student role except for one permission change: mod/quiz:ignoretimelimits to allow. Users assigned to this role will then not be restricted to the time limit set for the quiz. You can read more about it in Moodle Doc.

If you have set a time limit on your quiz, you can grant access for extra time. If the student hasn't taken the quiz, the extra time will be added to the student's initial attempt and additional attempts. Learn more about managing extra attempts.

If a student is currently taking the quiz while you are viewing the Moderate Quiz page, you can extend the quiz time as part of their current attempt. You can choose how many minutes to extend the quiz, and whether you want to add those minutes to the current time or the current (scheduled) end time.

In the minutes field [1], enter the number of extra minutes you want to give the student as part of their current attempt. The maximum time you can extend a current attempt is 1440 minutes (24 hours).

Note: Quiz availability dates still apply when moderating a quiz. If the Until date passes when students are taking the quiz with extended time, the quiz auto-submits even if the student's time extension has not expired.

Changing the time in relation to the Now option might mean that the student will have less time than was originally on the clock. In our example, the student still had 10 minutes remaining when the instructor moderated the quiz. Changing the time to 5 minutes means the student has 5 fewer minutes to take the quiz.

Note: Once you finish moderating a quiz, you can unpublish the quiz and all moderations will be saved. You can then continue to edit the quiz prior to publishing it for your students to access.

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I have been using New quizzes in my classroom. I am very familiar with classic quizzes and their features. Such as the feature to extend a students test time WHILE they are take a test. This is when you will click on moderate, then click on the clock, and add time to the test.

However, in new quizzes, I cannot find this feature. I am very well adept in the accommodations feature. I tried that feature with my students who had already begun the test and they did not receive extra time, probably because the accommodation was not there prior to test being given. This is necessary for specific classes where we go to lunch in the middle of class. Students start a timed test but as a teacher I am not able to pause their time, or extended it once they have logged in.

@Stef_retired Yes I am, the reopen feature does not work because the timer has ended for the student. I moderated and added time before the timer ended for the students and it still did not adjust their time.

My thoughts are it did not adjust for the current attempt that the student was taking, but may be implemented on the next attempt. However, that is not what I need. I need to be able to extend the time of a student if they are currently attempted a test.

Thanks for those details. Unfortunately, I don't have a live course underway where I can experiment with this. My interpretation of the lesson is that an instructor can add time to a student's in-progress attempt or add time as well as an additional attempt allowing more time from the Moderation page, but I am not able to confirm that.

Specifically, I am looking for clarification on available options when it comes to giving a student additional time while their quiz is in-progress i.e. extending the time available for them to complete the quiz while they are actually doing the quiz.

For a Timed Quiz, I can give additional time to a student during an in-progress quiz by moderating the quiz. Moderating the quiz to extend the time available involves extending the quiz by x minutes from current end time (i.e. from the current Available Until date/time)

"If you give a student extra time during an in-process quiz with a set availability date and time, their submission time will display as occurring later than the selected availability time." Once I publish a timed quiz, how can I give my students extra time?

"Quiz availability dates still apply when moderating a quiz. If the Until date passes when students are taking the quiz with extended time, the quiz auto-submits even if the student's time extension has not expired." Once I publish a timed quiz, how can I give my students extra time?

A colleague has suggested that the above is specific to the Available Until date (not time) and that this provision only applies to cases where a time extension extends the time available across two days.

For example, students have 60 minutes to complete a quiz that is Available From 11.00 1st June and Available Until 23.59 1st June. A time extension of 30 minutes is granted to a student who begins the quiz at 23.00 1st June i.e. time extension runs until 00.29 2nd June. In this case, the quiz will auto-submit at 23.59 1st June and the student will receive only 1 minute of additional 30 minutes.

From testing, it appears that it is not possible to extend the time for an in-progress quiz by moderating the quiz for a particular student and giving them additional time. It appears that the Available Until time/date supersedes any time extension granted during an in-progress quiz.

I have tested this for an in-progress quiz with Available From and Due dates/times, but with no Available Until date/time, and, again, while I moderate to grant additional time, the student does not receive it and the quiz auto-submits at the end of the original time limit.

"If a student is currently taking the quiz while you are viewing the Moderate Quiz page, you can extend the quiz time as part of their current attempt. You can choose how many minutes to extend the quiz, and whether you want to add those minutes to the current time or the current (scheduled) end time." Once I publish a timed quiz, how can I give my students extra time?

@johnb Thank you for your detailed summary, I have experienced the same as what you described in my classes. Which is extremely frustrating in cases such as today, when Canvas' servers were experiencing difficulties and my students told me it took minutes for a single question to load. My work around was to just remove the time limit altogether but that defeats the purpose of having a time limit.

I dont think that this issue has been solved. If I am not mistaken, the solution accepted relates to a Timed Quiz in Classic Quizzes. The issue of awarding additional time to an in-progress quiz in New Quizzes remains.

I agree with @johnb that there isn't currently a solution for New Quizzes. This was mentioned in a recent comment on the community update. Videos on Youtube, even though a year old but unchanged, show that reopening or trying to give additional time do not apply to any attempt in progress, only future attempts or if an attempt has yet to be made,.

As of October 2022, this is still an issue for new quizzes. I tried it today for my students in new quizzes and it did not work and is a feature that desperately needs to be added for new quizzes with the same functionality as "classic quizzes."

Hello all. I've been reviewing the New Quizzes tool and the NQ Hub discussion area looking for significant functional gaps that to my knowledge have not been captured in Instructure's Feature Comparison Chart. For gaps that have yet to be added to the community Idea Conversations, I am trying to add them. So far, I have not been able to find an idea for New Quizzes that captures the essence of what has been discussed here, so I just submitted this: New Quizzes: Extend time on an in-progress quiz attempt. Once this idea has been opened, I hope you'll consider voting for it and adding your use cases. I also want to remind everyone...when you discover an important missing feature in New Quizzes, please post as an idea in addition to any discussion you might have here within the New Quizzes hub, so it gets more visibility. be457b7860