The below articles and images are applicable as of August 9th. The full proctoring Summary Report can be accessed and reviewed once the exam's due date has passed and will be available for both native LMS exams and registered third party exams. 1) Log in to your Learning Management System (LMS) as an instructor and navigate to the Honorlock LTI found within your course. If you require additional assistance with locating our LTI, please reach out to your institution's Key Administrator.

1) Log in to your Learning Management System as an instructor and navigate to the Honorlock LTI found within your course. If you require additional assistance with locating our LTI, please reach out to your institution's Key Administrator. 2) Locate the exam you want to review. Click on the Results button associated with that assessment. 3) All students who have completed the exam will be listed and ready to review.

In the event the connection to our video platform is interrupted (by an internet degradation issue or outage), Honorlock will revert to Failsafe image capture instead of video capture. When this occurs, a still image of the webcam and the screen will be taken every 10 seconds. All normal AI functionality and flags work as expected.  How to Retrieve Failsafe Images 1) Navigate to the Honorlock LTI and navigate to the student session.

This guide is specific for Canvas and D2L, for Blackboard please click here Search and Destroy Guide- Blackboard and for Third Party Assessments, click here Search & Destroy Guide- Third Party Assesments.  Exam content is often shared online and students can find exam's questions and answers with a simple Google search. Our revamped feature provides the structure to protect your exam questions, and encourages students to maintain academic integrity. 

Exam content is often shared online and students can find exam's questions and answers with a simple Google search. Our revamped feature provides the structure to protect your exam questions, and encourages students to maintain academic integrity.  As an instructor or exam administrator, you need clarity on which of your questions have been shared online and clear actions you can take to protect your exam's integrity. Utilizing Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown functions is part of the challenge, but what about questions that have leaked out onto multiple websites?

This guide is specificly for Blackboard and Blackboard Ultra with Classic View, for Canvas & D2L please click here Search and Destroy Guide- Canvas & D2L and for Third Party Assessments, click here Search & Destroy Guide- Third Party Assessments. Exam content is often shared online and students can find exam's questions and answers with a simple Google search. Our revamped feature provides the structure to protect your exam questions, and encourages students to maintain academic integrity.

This guide is specificly or Third Party Assessments, for Canvas & D2L please click here Search and Destroy Guide- Canvas & D2L and for Blackboard, click here Search & Destroy Guide- Blackboard. Exam content is often shared online and students can find exam's questions and answers with a simple Google search. Our revamped feature provides the structure to protect your exam questions, and encourages students to maintain academic integrity.

The below articles and images are applicable as of August 9th. This guide will walk you through managing Critical Session Recipient Email Addresses. These will be the admins that receive an email with a Critical Session Report, every time an Academic Violation is found.  1) Access Settings from the LTI. 2) Click on the drop down menu next to Critical Session Recipients, and select the recipients you wish to add.

On August 9, 2022 - Honorlock will be introducing an updated academic violation workflow for customers with Live Pop -In and Record & Review level service. This includes changes to exam administrator’s viewing of session results. Below are all of the changes you will see starting 8/9/22. If you have any questions, concerns, or would like additional training for your institution - please reach out to your assigned Customer Success Manager.

What if an exam is used for more than one semester?   Search will re-run for questions after 30 days. If those same questions are used within 30 days they will show the same result as the last search.  Does the name of the exam need to change to run S&D again the following semester?   You do not need to change the name of the exam. Search and Destroy will re-run when the exam is re-enabled for proctoring.

Honorlock provides Session Results, that provide insights about what occurred during exam taker sessions. Honorlock provides video recordings and chat transcripts. Below we have some best practices to follow to maximize the results.   When attempting to view individual sessions, utilize the Student Results page. Use the Filter and Sort by drop down menu, to locate the Violations, Pop-In Occurred and High flags first.  When in the individual session, turn on the screen control on the screen recorder window by right clicking on it and then selecting “Show Control.

When analyzing your Summary Report, you’ll notice a number of flags. This guide provides you with some tips on how to interpret those flags and what to look for. Please note, this is not an exhaustive list but is meant to be a place to help you get started.  If you are limited on time in reviewing your sessions, we recommend paying close attention to the sessions with high and violation flags.