| About joint exams |
- A joint exam type allows organizing a common exam across multiple universities.
- Teachers do not create joint exams themselves. If there is a need for a joint exam, please contact the administrator.
- A joint exam is always a public exam.
- Students take the exam in remotely monitored EXAM rooms according to their own schedules.
- If you have been added to a joint exam, you can edit the exam or assess submissions by clicking on the "Dashboard" button in the left-hand navigation menu of EXAM, and then selecting "Joint Exams".
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Examiners
| Notable about joint exams |
- In a joint exam, all individuals designated as examiners and administrators from the organizations involved in the exam have access to edit the exam.
- In joint exams, the exam templates are created by the administrator, so it is not advisable to modify evaluation and publication details (such as exam duration and period) unless otherwise agreed upon collectively.
- A joint exam is always anonymous, meaning the student does not see the examiner's name, and the examiner does not see the student's name during the evaluation phase.
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- The list of results can be processed in a joint exam via a CSV file. More information can be found in the Teacher's Guide.
The retention period for joint exam performances is 12 months, starting from the locking of the assessment. The process of deleting old exam performances takes place on the first day of each month.
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