Step 1:

After accessing the proctor portal, it is necessary to log in using your distinctive credentials. Additionally, if LMS integration has been done/used, then you have the option to use "single sign-on" for logging in. You can easily switch between preferred languages within the portal by clicking on the dropdown at top right corner. 

Authorization by Proctor

Upon logging into the proctoring portal, you will find the candidates awaiting authorization, displayed in the left , as illustrated in the image. Clicking on a candidate will trigger a pop-up on the right (as demonstrated in the image), providing comprehensive candidate information which includes :

i) Candidate Details

ii) Candidate View

iii) Candidate Log

iv) Send a message to candidate.

 In here you can view the unique ID along with the snapshots of candidate and his/her ID. 

In here you can see the live feed of the primary camera and secondary camera view of the candidate. You can authorize or reject the candidate from here.

As this is the case of "photo authorization" 

In this type of authorization, the candidate will be auto-authorized. If the auto authorization fails then manual authorization will be done and the candidate will be evaluated based on the picture of self and ID card. Additionally, the proctor has the capability to observe live audio and video feeds of the candidate and engage in chat communication as needed.

You can also see the candidate log ( all the activities performed by the candidate, warnings given by the AI along with the messages sent by the candidates to the proctor or vice-versa)  by clicking on “ the down arrow “ as shown in the image.

In here you can send and receive messages from the candidate.

 

While in the authorization queue, candidates must wait until a proctor is assigned to them. Once a proctor is assigned, both the candidate and proctor can engage in conversation through chat, also the proctor can see the live feed of the candidate and hear him/her as well. The proctor has the ability to request the candidate to display their surroundings if necessary and provide instructions if the uploaded images are deemed inadequate or invalid.

Proctoring

Once the authorizer grants authorization to the candidate, they will move to the proctoring window. In this window, you have access to a live feed of the candidate, their screen, and a secondary camera view (as depicted in the image).

Termination controls: When the examination starts the proctor has the controls to "pause" and "end test" of the candidate if needed, as shown in the image.

      1)    Broadcast message:

      2)    Thumbnail live view

      3)    Expanded view

      4)    Individual candidate features

a)     Full screen

b)    Mute

c)     Picture in picture

      5)    Alerts

a)     Red alert

b)    Blue alert

Broadcast message:

You can also send a message to all the candidates associated to the proctor by clicking on the "broadcast icon," as illustrated in the image, and entering the message in the provided field.

 

Thumbnail live view:

You also have the option to simultaneously monitor the live feeds of all the candidates (thumbnail view) under your supervision by selecting the button as displayed in the image.

a)    Full screen

b)    Unmute

c)     Picture in picture

You can also enter a full-screen view of a specific candidate, unmute them, and utilize the picture-in-picture feature to minimize their feed to a corner while concurrently observing the whole screen. You can do this by clicking on 3 dots present on the thumbnail view of each candidate.

Red alert: The appearance of a red border on the candidate's live feed screen indicates the presence of AI-generated warnings. Once the proctor notices this red border, they can access the candidate's logs or message section and take appropriate action. (As shown in the image)