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March 27th, 2023 Release Notes
March 27th, 2023 Release Notes

Rosalyn is excited to deliver our Exam Settings feature to our customers!

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Written by Dragana
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Exam Settings

Rosalyn's new Exam Settings feature provides our customers with the opportunity to determine which proctoring rules should (or should not) be applied to a specific assessment.

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Exam Settings - Instructor View

The instructor is able to determine the specific Exam Settings to apply to a particular exam. This is initiated when the instructor turns on proctoring for a specific assessment.

When an instructor enables proctoring on an assessment they will first need to walk through the Exam Settings options before proctoring is turned on. Proctoring will not be turned on until Confirm & Enable is selected at the end of the process.

Select Proctoring Type

The first screen that appears after enabling proctoring is Select Proctoring Type. The instructor can select Real Time Proctoring or Lock Down.

Select Applicable Rules for Real-Time Proctoring

After clicking Next the Instructor will see a list of rules for the exam. Some of these rules can be changed, and some are Always On. If the Instructor selected Real time proctoring as an option, this set of rules will be presented:

Rules that can be Turned Off/On:

  • Use a private test area

  • Face should be visible in camera view

  • Do not interact with others

  • Other materials are not allowed

  • Turn off noise-making devices

  • No additional devices allowed

Rules that are Always On and cannot be turned off:

  • Only mouse, keyboard and monitor allowed

  • No other Apps or Browser tabs allowed

  • Sharing of exam content prohibited

Select Applicable Rules for Lock Down

When Lock Down is chosen the exam rules cannot be changed:

Rules that are Always Off :

  • Use a private test area

  • Face should be visible in camera view

  • Do not interact with others

  • Other materials are not allowed

  • Turn off noise-making devices

  • No additional devices allowed

Rules that are Always On:

  • Only mouse, keyboard and monitor allowed

  • No other Apps or Browser tabs allowed

  • Sharing of exam content prohibited

After the rules are confirmed, the Instructor clicks Next to proceed.

Confirm Configuration

The final screen in the process summarizes the choice of Exam Settings.

Edit (gear) icons are available if adjustments need to be made. By clicking on the gear icon near Proctoring Type the Instructor can go back to edit their Proctoring Type selection. By clicking on the gear icon near Forbidden Actions the Instructor is taken to the Exam Rules to modify what's forbidden or what's permitted.

Click on Confirm & Enable to save the settings and complete the process of enabling Rosalyn for the assessment.

Instructor Review Exam Settings

The instructor is able to see the Exam Settings for any assessment that has Rosalyn enabled. By clicking on the gear icon, the instructor see and/or edit the Exam Settings for a selected assessment.

Exam Settings - Examinee View

Examinees are now able to review the Exam Settings before or after they take an exam using Rosalyn. They can view the Exam Settings by clicking on View Details.

Delivery Application

Exam Settings - Delivery Application Examinee View

In the Rosalyn Delivery Application examinees are able to see the specific Exam Settings that apply to their exam. This information is presented during the pre-flight. Examinees can also see it during the exam if they click on Exam Rules within Rosalyn's proctoring widget.

Pre-Flight - Rules for your Exam

Within the Delivery App the Pre-Flight Rules for your Exam screen now informs examinees of the actions that are Permitted or Forbidden:

Proctoring widget

Within the Delivery App, examinees can see the updated Exam Rules through the Rosalyn proctoring widget:

Proctoring Portal

Finished Sessions

Exam rules are now displayed for each finished session. They represent the exact rules that were set for this specific assessment.

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