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Accessing a Perception (or other secured) exam in an unscheduled room

Questionmark Perception exams are untimed, allowing students with any AER extra time requirements to take an exam without it being created explicitly by iSolutions. We also have override codes that allow assessment teams to access exams that run in smaller in-school rooms.

How to start a Perception (or other secured) exam in an AER room

[themify_box icon=”note” color=”light-blue”]This guide presumes that
a) The perception exam is scheduled b) The AER exam is taking place on the same day as the non-AER exam c) that any specialised software (such as SPSS or a programming environment) is already installed on the PC[/themify_box]

Either: Preparing the laptop before the student arrives

  1. Log into ExamStart as normal
  2. From the drop-down list of exam choices select “My assessment is not listed”
  3. A pop-up box will appear
  4. Enter the override code in the override text box
  5. Find the exam in the list or filter the list by typing in the filter box
  6. Click on the exam

When the student arrives they can log in and click on the exam you selected

Or: Starting after the student has arrived

  1. Log into ExamStart as normal
  2. Get the student to enter their username and password
  3. From the drop-down list of exam choices select “My assessment is not listed”
  4. A pop-up box will appear
  5. Enter the override code in the override text box
  6. Find the exam in the list or filter the list by typing in the filter box
  7. Click on the exam
  8. Press the “Load exam” button

Override codes can be accessed from the ExamStart website by staff who have been permitted to see it. If you do not have permission to view ExamStart override codes, please contact ServiceLine.

ServiceLine also has access to codes during the exam period when calling 21234. Their codes only last for 2 minutes, so please call them from the room with the PC.

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