Proctoring Live-reviewed exams

Live proctoring is the process of monitoring test takers during live exams. One proctor can monitor up to 24 test takers simultaneously.

Live proctoring works like this:

• You supervise a group of examinees by observing their screen and camera streams, and listening to their microphone audio to identify any rule violation.
• At the same time, our AI tool Cyber Proctor monitors sessions for potential infractions, such as looking away from the screen. You will then need to review the alerts generated by the AI to approve or reject them.
• If a test-taker attempts to cheat, you can immediately end their exam, marking it as Declined.
• Test-takers who follow the rules successfully complete their exam session with the Approved status.

See below the live proctoring process desribed step by step.

• Preparations before the exam
• Test takers identification
• Monitoring exams:
  • Browsing video streams
  • Checking AI-detected alerts
  • Sending messages to examinees
• Searching for examinees
• Sorting examinees in the participant list
• Pinning an examinee to the top of the participant list
• Viewing other proctors in the room
• Finishing exams