Export quiz attempts

This quiz report allows you to get view of a quiz attempt that is formatted for easy printing. This can either be a blank attempt for students to write in their responses, if they cannot attempt the quiz online, or a review of a finished quiz attempt.
This ‘report’ is actually a tool like the standard Response quiz report, but which lets Staff generate a print-ready version of quizzes and create attempts for Students.
Within the ‘Administration’ block, select Quiz administration – Results –  Export attempts. This will display a user table with additional columns:
Attempt sheet:  a blank quiz attempt so that students can write in their responses in if they cannot attempt the quiz online.
Answer sheet: all answers to the questions in the attempt sheet.
Submit student response:   a teacher can enter responses on behalf of the student, and then submit that attempt. Obviously only if the student has returned a completed Attempt sheet.
Create attempt:   used to create an attempt for a specific user, which generates the Attempt sheet.
If you want to create a generic Attempt sheet, ensure that the ‘Switch role to Student’ has been used on the course, and you can then use that row to create a generic quiz attempt (ensuring that the system/course is set up so that the test student role can properly take a quiz, rather than just preview).
Note:
This plugin tries it best at basic pagination, but you may need to copy-paste into Word to optimise for printing off or turning to PDF.
We ensure that the questions we use look as good as they can in this report, but we don’t use all Moodle questions out there!
This plugin was created to support the work that the Open University does to support students in secure environments .
There is also slightly primitive support for downloading all the attempts at a quiz, using the helper script from https://github.com/moodleou/save-answersheets .
Potential privacy issues
There are no real issues within this plugin. The only thing to be aware of is that this plugin makes it easy for people with administration access to take data (student quiz attempts) out of Moodle. How that personal information is then protected is beyond our control.