Hi!
I'm using CodeRunner questions in my introductory programming cours, and I've observed that when the grade for a question is calculated, it corresponds to the best mark that the student has obtained in previous submissions instead of the mark from the last submission.
For instace, if the a student scores 0.7/1.0 on the second submission and 0.1/1.0 in the last submission, the final grade is 0.7/1.0
It this behaviour standard?
BR
Montse G.
You're talking about the multiple checks of the same code runner question in the same quiz attempt correct?
I've assumed it's expected behaviour. Personally I prefer it that way, as often students are still tinkering with their answers when the test time runs out. If that happens while they're writing a line of code, they shouldn't get 0/1.0 or less than what did have working.
If it gave only the last result at submission, I would be needing to manually adjust a lot of questions.