How Past Test Attempts Are Restored Along with Recovered Practice Papers
Worrying that recovering a deleted practice test will only bring back blank questions without your past scores prevents students from cleaning their library.
Fear of losing score history prevents students from managing tests
Students hesitate to delete completed practice papers because they fear that if they ever need them again, all historical attempt records will be wiped.
Restore papers with complete attempt histories preserved intact
Recognize that EduVetta links test papers and attempt records as a unified unit.
When you delete a practice test, its attempt history moves to the bin alongside it.
Click Restore in the recycle bin to reinstate the test paper.
Open the test to find all your past attempts, scores, and model answers intact.
Put it into practice
Example: Recovering a diagnostic test with three attempts
A student restores a diagnostic test and immediately reviews all three attempts taken over the semester, comparing his baseline against his retakes.
Worth checking first
- Attempt timestamps, awarded marks, and teacher comments are 100% preserved.
- Restored tests can be attempted again if additional retakes are allowed.
How EduVetta helps
EduVetta binds test papers and historical student attempts together, ensuring that restoring a document restores every piece of performance data.