After students complete an exam that uses Honorlock, we strongly recommend you view the entire recording for each student to ensure that all course policies have been followed during the exam session. The Honorlock flags are tools to help you focus on moments that may need a closer look, but they are not intended as a replacement for instructional staff personally verifying the results.
To view the results
- Click the Honorlock link in your course navigation.
Click on the Results button for the exam you wish to review.
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The Exam Results page, which displays a summary of all the exams taken. For each student you will see the date they took the exam, the time spent on the exam, and a summary of any flags the AI-proctoring software added to the submission.
Use the Search field to search for individual students or use the filters to narrow in on the desired results.
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Review Individual Student Exam Results
To review an individual student’s exam results, click the Review button next to the student’s name.
You will be taken to the Exam Session viewer.
The Exam Session viewer includes the following:
- The student’s webcam view will be displayed on the top left.
- The student’s screenshare recording will be on the top right.
The controls directly under the student’s webcam recording allow you to do several things with the recording, including navigating through both recordings simultaneously, muting or unmuting the audio, and changing the playback speed of the recording to play at 1x the speed or up to 20x the original speed.
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The section on the bottom right contains a log of the interactions the student had with the exam. This includes any pre-exam checks or authentications, any pop-ins or warnings issued to the student, questions answered during an exam, and any flags given by the AI-proctoring tool during the exam.
- Each line shows a separate event along with any question associated with that flag, a timestamp of the flag, and a brief description.
- Clicking on the event will automatically jump to that moment in the exam.
- The section on the bottom left allows you to see an overview of the exam guidelines and any additional instructions so you have that handy as you review the results. This section will also contain different information depending on the student’s actions during the exam.
Depending on the student’s activities during the exam you may be able to see tabs that allow you to:- See the question the student was working on at specific times during the exam.
- See a multi-device detection occurrence if an external device was detected.
- Review audio-transcripts from the student’s environment.
- Access chat logs conducted during the exam session between the student and Honorlock support.
Downloading Exam Results
Download exam results through the Download menu on the top right. You can download items individually by clicking on the item in the list.
You can also request that the Full Session be made available. To do so:
- Click the Download button.
Scroll to the bottom and click Request: Full Session. This will take some time and the system will email you once it’s available.
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Once available, return to the download list and click Download: Full Session.
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The download will be a zip folder that contains:
- an .html file with the entire session
- mp4s of the room scans, video, and screenshare recordings
- image files of Photo IDs, authentication photo, and any other photos taken to access the exam
If possible, we recommend only downloading the information you need. However, if the entire session is needed, this will download all files for the exam sessions. Be sure to completely delete all files once you have completed your task.
Once you’ve opened a student’s results for review, you will see a green check mark on the student’s results on the Exam results page. You can manually change the exam's review status.
Summary Report
For a summary of the exam-proctoring flags and other exam details, click Summary Report on the top right.
The summary report shows an overview of the exam information and issues, including the following:
- Exam Info including instructor name, course name, course length, and number of students in course
- Exam Guidelines that were set on the exam
- Critical Sessions
- This view is not available for Ohio State users and will always show as zero even if students committed serious academic misconduct; Critical Sessions require a live-proctoring feature that Ohio State does not currently use
- Students w/ High Flags (issues flagged by the AI program)
- Students without any perceived issues
- A list of students with Critical Sessions and High Flags
- Here you will see a list of the types of violations and the severity level of each. It also provides information on the student’s device and the location where the exam was taken.
To return to the exam results, click the Exam Results tab.
Search and Destroy
Included within the exam results is a Search & Destroy guide. This tool identifies compromised questions, commonly found questions, and unique questions on the web. It provides you with means to manage how you handle the question.
Compromised Items
Show questions that appear on five or fewer Honorlock supported websites. The list of Honorlock-supported websites is not available to the public in order to avoid the list from being used to bypass Honorlock detection. Click the Send Takedown button to Send Takedown requests to these websites. Additionally, you can use the dropdown menu to view specific results and Send Takedown requests to the specific website. You will not receive notifications if the questions are removed from the website. Consider changing these questions for future exams.
Commonly Found Items
Questions found on more than five websites, including the Honorlock-supported and any other website scanned by Honorlock. We recommend changing these questions for future exams as they are widely available to students.
Unique Items
These questions were not found in any search result. These are questions that your students will likely not find online.
You can also manually upload questions in the Search and Destroy feature prior to creating a quiz. For instructions on how to do that, see the Search and Destroy Honorlock guide. You can also see the Search and Destroy FAQ page for more details.
For additional support, refer to the Reviewing Session Results Best Practices or the How to Interpret Flags vendor resource guides.