If an assessment has "Real-Time Proctoring" enabled and the testing window is open, you may proctor the testing progress in real-time, at the school or classroom level. This allows you to:
If you want to use Real-Time Proctoring, it must be enabled on the assessment schedule. Refer to Scheduling a Classroom Assessment or Scheduling CASE Benchmark Assessments for details on enabling this administration setting. (Note: Although you may enable Real-Time Proctoring at any time, it monitors only students who start the test after you enable it.)
Watch the Video: Testing Status
Note: Real-Time Proctoring is not available at the district level.
To monitor student testing progress:
Select the Real-Time Proctoring tab.
Testing information becomes available here when the testing window is open and at least one student has begun the assessment.
The table lists all the students scheduled to take the assessment and indicates:
Tip: Hover your cursor over any indicator in the "Status" or "Active" column to see what it means.
If you need to assist a student by remotely controlling their testing experience, you may do any of the following:
To remotely control a student's experience:
Select one or more students by clicking the check box located to the left of their names. (To select all the active testing students, click the check box in the upper left of the table.)
Click the Actions menu and choose any of the options, described above.
You see a Confirm Action dialog. Follow the instructions on the dialog.
An example of a confirming action is if you choose Extend time, you see:
Enter an amount of additional time and click Continue and then confirm.
As another example, here is the Confirm Action dialog for the Submit & exit option:
Using the Go To option, use "by Item number in the assessment" and enter the number of the item as it appears in the section:
Note: If an assessment has more than one section, enter the number of the item according to the order in which it falls in the section. For example, if items 12, 13 and 14 are in Section 2, use Go To and enter the number 3 to move the student to Item 14.
Certain actions trigger a warning on the student's assessment, which they can see. For example, in the case of Submit & exit, a student sees:
Note: If you extend the test time, there is no notice to the student(s), but the timer on the assessment changes.
While proctoring an assessment or after testing has completed, you may find the assessment status helpful. Click the Assessment Status tab on the Testing Status page. Refer to Reviewing Assessment Status for more information.