Dear Rui
Do I understand you correctly, you would like that a student could can resume an exam on his own? May I ask, why should I want to do this? SEB actually tries to prevent students from accessing other sources. If a student can quit and resume, you basically don't need any SEB or security feature because you have no clue, what he does in the meantime.
Did I miss a point?
Best regards
Thomas
PS. Yes, Tim, you are right. There is a setting which prevents students from closing SEB on their own (quit password. This leads to the setting that a student only could finish the quiz to get out of SEB. If you know the quit password of SEB, then this is different. If something happens in our online assessment (e.g. keyboard breakdown) he gets manually another try (by the administrator and based on the former one) and can continue with the exam.
Do I understand you correctly, you would like that a student could can resume an exam on his own? May I ask, why should I want to do this? SEB actually tries to prevent students from accessing other sources. If a student can quit and resume, you basically don't need any SEB or security feature because you have no clue, what he does in the meantime.
Did I miss a point?
Best regards
Thomas
PS. Yes, Tim, you are right. There is a setting which prevents students from closing SEB on their own (quit password. This leads to the setting that a student only could finish the quiz to get out of SEB. If you know the quit password of SEB, then this is different. If something happens in our online assessment (e.g. keyboard breakdown) he gets manually another try (by the administrator and based on the former one) and can continue with the exam.