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Test Results Page

Detailed documentation of the exam results interface: global activity log, student details, AI violation detection, proctoring videos, manual answer verification, and data export.

Guide reviewed:

1. General Page Overview

1. General Page Overview — screenshot 1

Description

Central dashboard for managing and monitoring a specific assignment (task/test). The page contains:

  • Header: "Test Testing Final" (assignment name)

  • Top Toolbar with control buttons

  • Completion Progress Indicator

  • Global Real-time Activity Log of all students

  • Student List with their results and statuses

Main Interface Elements

  • Sidebar navigation menu

  • Assignment control panel

  • Content area with sections

  • Student list with results

2. Top Control Panel

2. Top Control Panel — screenshot 2

Buttons and Functions

Button

Function

Proctoring

Switch to real-time mode/view proctoring records

Webinar

Webinar management (disabled for current assignment)

Stop

Temporarily suspend student access to the assignment

Export

Export results in various formats

Save

Save changes to assignment settings

Copy

Create a copy of the assignment

Delete

Delete the assignment

Close

Return to the general assignment list


3. Global Action Log


Description

Real-time event log for all students currently taking or who have completed the exam.

Event Types

The log records all student actions and proctoring violations. There are 26+ event types in the system:

System Events and Proctoring Detections

1. System Actions (Lifecycle)

Event Code

Description

opened

Student opened the assignment

proctoring_policy_agree

Student agreed to the proctoring policy

started

Student started the test

finished

Student finished the test

2. Head Tracking

Event Code

Description

head_identity

Face identification (photo before the test start)

head_rotated

Head rotated, gaze directed away

head_empty

Face not detected in frame

head_depth

Incorrect distance to camera (too close or too far)

head_many

Multiple faces detected in frame

head_tracking_force_disabled

Force disable Head Tracking

3. Eye Tracking

Events are generated on the server using Stream Analyzer.

Event Code

Description

eye-away

Gaze directed away from the screen

eye-left

Gaze directed to the left

eye-right

Gaze directed to the right

eye-up

Gaze directed up

eye-down

Gaze directed down

4. Object Detection

Event Code

Description

object-detected

Prohibited object detected

Supported object types:

  • Cell phone

  • Laptop

  • Remote

  • Other electronic devices

5. Focus & Browser

Event Code

Description

focus_down

Browser window focus lost (switching to another app or tab)

focus_restored

Browser window focus restored

fullscreen_closed

Full-screen mode exited

6. Keyboard & Mouse

Event Code

Description

copy_paste

Copy or paste attempt (Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V)

7. Audio Detection

Event Code

Description

noise_detect

Unusual noise detected

speech_detect

Speech detected (Voice Activity Detection)

mic_muted

Microphone disabled or muted

8. Screen & Display

Event Code

Description

multiple_screen

Use of multiple monitors detected

screen_share_force_disabled

Force disable Screen Share

9. Network & Connection

Event Code

Description

connection_restored

Internet connection restored

rtc_connection_force_disabled

Force disable RTC connection

10. Hardware Detection

Event Code

Description

usb_device_detected

USB device connection detected

earphone_detected

Headphones detected

task_process_detected

Prohibited process or program detected

11. Browser Extensions

Event Code

Description

extension_detected

Active browser extension detected

12. Additional Events

Event Code

Description

question-viewed

Student opened a question

answer-saved

Question answer saved

question-skipped

Question skipped


Grouping Events by Severity Level:

Critical Violations (HIGH)

Event Code

Description

head_many

Multiple faces in frame

object-detected

Prohibited objects detected

task_process_detected

Prohibited programs or processes

extension_detected

Browser extensions

fullscreen_closed

Exiting full-screen mode

usb_device_detected

USB device connection

Medium Violations (MEDIUM)

Event Code

Description

head_rotated

Head rotation

head_empty

Face missing from frame

head_depth

Incorrect distance from camera

focus_down

Window focus lost

copy_paste

Copy / Paste

noise_detect

Unusual noise

speech_detect

Speech detection

multiple_screen

Use of multiple monitors

earphone_detected

Use of headphones

mic_muted

Microphone disabled

Technical and Information Events (INFO)

Event Code

Description

opened, started, finished

Testing lifecycle stages

proctoring_policy_agree

Consent to proctoring policy

head_identity

Photo identification

focus_restored

Focus restoration

connection_restored

Connection restoration

question-viewed, answer-saved, question-skipped

Student actions with questions


4. Student List

4. Student List — screenshot 3


Description

A table of all students registered for the assignment, along with their statuses and results. Click on the row of a specific examinee to expand a detailed block of their test results.


General Block Structure

The student results block consists of the following logical parts:

1. Student Card and Summary

At the top of the block, brief information about the student is displayed:

  • Student Avatar (if available)

  • Examinee Name

  • Online Status Indicator

  • Question Progress
    Displayed as a set of indicators where each element corresponds to a question:

    • answered

    • correct

    • ungraded / awaiting review

Additionally, aggregated metrics are shown:

Metric

Description

Score

Total score for the assignment

Trust Level

Confidence percentage in the result based on proctoring

Quick actions are also available:

  • open report

  • go to individual student proctoring settings

2. Identification

2. Identification — screenshot 4


The "Identification" section contains primary identity verification data:

  • user photo taken before the start of the assignment

  • date and time of capture

  • identification success status

The photo is available for viewing in full size.

3. Violations

3. Violations — screenshot 5


The "Violations" section displays a list of recorded proctoring incidents.

For each violation, the following is specified:

  • event type (e.g., head rotation, focus loss)

  • date and exact time

  • associated screenshot or video frame (if available)

Violations are displayed in chronological order and allow for a quick assessment of the examinee's behavior during the assignment.

4. Video

4. Video — screenshot 6


The "Video" section contains recordings of the testing session:

  • webcam video stream

  • screen recording

  • mobile device recording (if used)

Each recording has a completion status and can be opened for viewing.

5. Test Results

5. Test Results — screenshot 7


The "Results" section displays the student's answers for each question in the assignment.

For each question, the following is specified:

  • question number

  • question type (multiple choice, open-ended, fill in the blanks, code compiler, etc.)

  • answer status:

    • correct

    • answered (awaiting review)

    • ungraded

    • incorrect

This section is used for a detailed analysis of the student's knowledge and manual verification of answers. Analytical visualizations are also displayed in this section:

  • results distribution graph

  • activity dynamics timeline

  • AI density graph (if data is available)

If analytical data is missing, a corresponding notification is displayed.

6. Action Log

6. Action Log — screenshot 8


The "Log" section is an individual timeline of actions for the selected student.

For each event, the following is recorded:

  • exact time

  • event type (system, informational, violation)

  • action description

  • time interval relative to the previous event

The log is used for:

  • auditing

  • handling appeals

  • investigating disputed situations

7. Grade

7. Grade — screenshot 9


The "Grade" section allows you to set a final grade for the assignment.

A grading scale (e.g., from 1 to 5) is supported.

8. Certificate

8. Certificate — screenshot 10


The "Certificate" section is designed for managing the student's certificate.

Information displayed:

  • certificate status (valid / revoked)

  • certificate number

  • recipient name

  • issue date

Available actions:

  • download certificate

  • revoke certificate

  • reinstate certificate (where applicable)

9. AI Report

9. AI Report — screenshot 11


The "AI Report" section contains additional analytical information generated by the system.

Depending on settings and data availability:

  • an AI report is displayed

  • or a message is shown indicating the report is unavailable

10. Settings and Attempt Management

10. Settings and Attempt Management — screenshot 12


Administrative actions for the student's attempt are available in the "Settings" section:

Time Management

  • increase available time

  • decrease time

  • reset student answers

Attempt Management

  • force complete assignment

  • resume attempt

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Contact your exam organiser using the details in your invitation. They handle assignment access and timing, grades, retakes, appeals and individual arrangements.

What to check before contacting them
What to include in a support message
  • Exam name and the step where the problem occurred.
  • The time and your time zone.
  • Exact error text, operating system, and browser or app version.
  • Checks already tried; an error screenshot without exam questions or unnecessary personal data.

Do not include passwords, sign-in codes or identity documents in an ordinary message. Use the exam’s designated identity-check step for documents.