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How to see the report in a proctored assessment

When a student has finished a proctored assessment, the teacher can see his progress report and the details of proctoring at any time. To do so, please follow these steps:

  • Once you are logged in your account, click on Partner Portal.
  • On the left menu, click on Reports, and select Progress reports.
  • You need to filter the Progress reports, so you have to make the following actions:
    • Click on Search assessments tests results.
    • Fill or select the search fields.
    • Click on Search.

The app shows the search results sorted by date. You can see the following information:

    • Assessment type. Shows the type of assessment.
    • Assessment name. Shows the name of the assessment.
    • First name & Last name. Shows the name of the student.
    • Passing score. Shows the minimum score to pass the assessment.
    • Actual. Shows the gained score.
    • #Q/#A. Shows the total number of questions and the number of the right questions.
    • Passed. Shows if the student passed the assessment or not (Y = Yes / N = No).
    • Start date. Shows when the student made the assessment.
    • min. Shows the time used to make the assessment.
    • Mode. Shows the mode of launch.
    • More information. You can see three icons:
      • Key information. Shows the used key.
      • Score report. Shows the Score report details.
      • Proctoring report. Shows the details of proctoring.
  • Click on the Proctoring report icon.
  • Click on the Eye icon.
  • The reports application show the proctoring report of this assessment:

What would you like to do next?

  • Do you want to activate the proctoring service? Click here for more info.
  • Do you want to order a proctored assessment? Click here for more info.
  • Do you want to launch a proctored assessment? Click here for more info.
  • Do you want to see the progress report in proctored groups? Click here for more info.
  • Do you want to understand the proctoring report? Click here for more info.