You can make multiple copies of the assessment in the same course site.  You would duplicate an assessment if you need to make the same assessment available to specific students with different settings, for example, to give different rosters or groups exams on different dates or to give a student extra time on a timed exam.

You can download assessment responses for grading offline, including bulk downloading submissions to a File Upload question so you can easily access them from a single folder on your computer.

For more information on entering assessment grades and comments, see the following articles:

• How do I grade Tests & Quizzes?
• How do I give same score (e.g. 0) to all students with no submission to an assessment?
• How do I grade Tests & Quizzes submissions by student?
• How do I grade Tests & Quizzes submissions by question?

The Event Log shows certain student activities for all Tests & Quizzes in the site.  It is created and maintained automatically.  

Events recorded include (for each participant), entry to the assessment (date and time), submission of the assessment (date and time), duration of the student session in minutes, errors (if any) detected by the T&Q system, and IP address of the submitter.

Note: There must be existing student submissions in order for data to appear in the event log.

If a student has completed all of their available submissions to an assessment, you can allow them to retake it.

Below are screen shots with examples of the email notifications you'll receive if you've selected to receive email for submissions from Tests & Quizzes.  There are several types of notifications, corresponding to the different ways in which an assessment can be submitted:

1. Manual submission: A student clicks the Submit for Grading button on the Assessment Submission Warning screen to confirm submitting an assessment.
2. Timer submission: The timer expires on a timed assessment and automatically submits the assessment for the student.
3. Automatic submission: An instructor has configured an assessment to Autosubmit saved student work after latest acceptance date, unless student has previously submitted.  A student saves content in the assessment and exits it before the latest acceptance date, so the assessment remains In Progress.  The saved assessment is automatically submitted at the latest acceptance date provided no other attempt has been submitted.