While the class takes an exam, the "Live view" page shows who started, where each student is, who finished and who disconnected. From there you can also send the class a notice, add time, answer students' questions, and show the exam on the board.
How to get there
- On the exam's results page, the "Live view" button. It stands out while the exam is open.
- On the home page, in the list of open exams: the small "Live view" button next to each one.
What you see
- Four numbers: working, not connected, at the entrance, finished.
- A card for each student: their state in color, how many questions they answered, which question they're on, how long they've been in, and in an exam with "Time for the whole exam", how much time they have left. After they hand in, their grade.
- "Not connected": a student whose page hasn't reported for three minutes or more (closed the browser or lost the internet) is marked in orange.
- Who hasn't come in yet: in an exam given to a class, a row such as "3 of the class haven't opened the exam yet". Open it to see the names.
The page updates itself every 10 seconds.
A notice to the class
"Write a notice" opens a field of up to 300 characters, such as "In question 3, write the units too". "Send to the class" (or Ctrl+Enter) sends it, and everyone in the exam sees it at the top of their screen within half a minute. "Take back" takes a notice off the screens.
Extra time
In an exam with "Time for the whole exam", each student's card has "Add time": 5, 10, 15 or 30 minutes, or 25% of the exam's time. "Take back the added time" undoes a mistaken click. "Add time for everyone", at the top of the page, adds it for everyone in the exam now. The student's clock updates within half a minute.
Questions from students
As long as the page is open, students in the exam see an "Ask the teacher" button. Their question shows in the "Questions from students" section, with the number of the question they were on. You can answer the student alone, or send your answer to the whole class as a notice.
The exam on the board
"Show on the board" opens a page for the projector in a new tab: the exam's name, a big QR code, the short address and the exam's number. "Full screen" makes everything bigger. At the bottom there is a count such as "12 in the exam · 3 done", with no names, since the board is shown to the whole class. The button is also on the delivery screen's Publish tab, under the link to the exam.