How does online exam monitoring work?
Evalat monitoring shows authorized educators and institutions the current state and reviewable signals from active exam attempts.
How does online exam monitoring work?
When monitoring is enabled for an exam, the attempt workflow can record heartbeat, fullscreen, focus, network, timing, and warning events. Authorized staff use the Live Monitoring workspace to review progress and signals. These signals support human supervision and are not presented as infallible proof.
- Live state
- Review active, interrupted, submitted, and other attempt states available to the authorized workspace.
- Operational signals
- Heartbeat, focus, fullscreen, network, and warning events help identify attempts that need review.
- Human decision
- Monitoring evidence should be assessed in context by authorized staff before taking action.
Frequently asked questions
Answers reflect the current Evalat product workflow and avoid claims that the platform cannot verify.
How does online exam monitoring work?
The student attempt sends permitted operational signals that authorized educators or institutions review in Live Monitoring.
Is monitoring enabled for every exam?
No. Monitoring depends on exam configuration and the controls permitted for that assessment.
Does a warning automatically invalidate an attempt?
No. Warnings are review signals. An authorized person should consider timing, connectivity, and exam policy before deciding what to do.