Virtual Proctoring for an Exam-3 - The split screen of user and proctor experience

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Video Summary

In this video, the mechanics of how a proctor admits a student to an exam are explained. The proctor uses two open browsers, one in Chrome and another in Chrome incognito mode, to monitor both the student and the exam interface. The proctor can see a list of students they are supposed to proctor and can choose to admit them immediately, schedule their admission for a future time, or mark their attendance. The proctor can also use batch actions to admit multiple students at once. The video mentions that there are additional system options available to administrators to enable or disable proctoring features. During the exam, the proctor can monitor the student's progress, lock them out if cheating is suspected, or add extra time if technical issues arise.<br /><br />Credit to: Not specified.

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Creation Year 2023

Keywords

proctoring

admission process

monitoring

batch actions

system options

KGConcept: Proctoring Interface (10)

KGConcept: Proctoring (10)

KGConcept: Student Assignment (8)

KGConcept: Waiting Room (9)

KGConcept: Admission (9)

KGConcept: Attendance (8)

KGConcept: Scheduled Admission (7)

KGConcept: Batch Action (7)

KGConcept: Timed Exam (9)

KGConcept: Exam Progress (8)

KGConcept: Remaining Time (8)

KGConcept: Student Lock (8)

KGConcept: Extra Time (8)

KGConcept: Technical Issue (6)

KGConcept: Misconduct (6)