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Details how Honorlock collects, uses, and protects student data during proctored exams.
Offers a hub of guides, tips, and troubleshooting materials to help students navigate Honorlock assessments.
Outlines recommended strategies and environment setups to ensure a smooth, issue-free Honorlock exam session.
Provides fast solutions for common technical glitches encountered right before or during an Honolock test.
Explains how students interact with Honorlock features when using mobile devices during testing.
Honorlock Common Issues
Lists the necessary hardware, operating system, and browser specifications required to run Honorlock smoothly.
Guides students through clearing browser cache and cookies to resolve technical and loading errors.
Offers fixes for common installation, permission, and performance issues with the required browser extension.
Serves as a step-by-step walkthrough showing students how to start and navigate an Honorlock-proctored exam.
Explains the procedure for successfully scanning and verifying a student ID before beginning an Honorlock exam.
Instructs students on how to properly record a 360-degree view of their testing environment to meet proctoring rules in Honorlock.
Details the necessary steps students must take to properly submit their exam and close out the Honorlock session.
Guides students on setting up a single external camera to record a side view of their workspace when using Honorlock.
- Students will be required to have an external camera for the side angle.
- This option only provides one video feed
Explains how Honorlock uses a continuous side-camera video feed along with front-camera snapshots to monitor exam sessions.
- Video Feed: Only the side-camera video will play continuously.
- Side-Facing Flags: AI flags caught by the side camera will appear in the event log, the timeline, and the session video.
- Front-Facing Flags: Because the front camera does not record continuous video, AI flags captured by the front camera will appear in the event log and timeline, accompanied by the corresponding snapshot image.
- Important: Only the new Session Viewer supports and displays images from the front-facing camera
Demonstrates how students can pair a mobile device to act as a secondary camera during an Honorlock exam.