Not suspicion, a timed list of what happened

Running a quiz online leaves the teacher wondering whether someone was looking up answers in another tab. Without evidence you either suspect everyone or nobody. The first insults the honest students and the second makes copying easy.

1. 1

   Open the attempt

   Open the paper of the student in question from the quiz's submissions page. The integrity list is beside that screen.

2. 2

   Read the events

   Each row says plainly what happened, such as tab switched away, copy blocked or exited fullscreen, rather than a code to decipher.

3. 3

   Match time to question

   Each event carries its time and, where known, which question the student was on and how long they had been there, so it is clear when it happened.

4. 4

   Decide alongside the marks

   The list sits next to the marking, so the answers and the events can be read together before the teacher decides anything.

Used by:

Teachers

Admins

Institution types:

Coaching centres

Schools

Colleges

Online teaching platforms

• Starter৳499 a month, one classroom
• Standard৳20 per student per month
• CustomNegotiated

• Mark short answers yourself, without a save button
• Stop letting results out one student at a time
• Who submitted and whose paper is still unmarked, side by side
• The mark box is right beside the answer
• Write an assignment, add a rubric, publish in one click
• The list says what is still to be handed in
• Build and set up a quiz in one editor
• Open one notice and read it in full
• Record class attendance without a roll call