Offered by Take2 Technologies, this Moodle™ proctoring plugin is easily accessible. It monitors the quiz by capturing the user’s activity with the webcam at custom-specified intervals. It executes identity verification by checking the candidate’s image against the proctoring image captured during the quiz. Also, the plugin warns the candidate if any deviation from attempting the quiz is detected. One can also set the number of warnings and the time interval between the image-capturing process.

Key Features:

Industry-Leading Live Group Proctoring via Take2 API.

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Advanced API Flexibility - easily integrate and customize to suit your specific proctoring needs.

Intuitive Ul with enhanced security measures for identity verification.

Capabilities:

All the functionalities of the quiz activity are present. The capabilities are as followed:

• The quiz is opened in a proctoring interface. 
• A custom number of warnings can be applied. 
• Automatic quiz submission when all the warnings are exhausted. 
• The candidate’s identity verification is ensured.

Installation:

1. You can download the plugin from Moodle Plugin Directory and install it by going to the Site administration -> Plugins -> Install Plugins page; or
2. Download the zip file, Extract the folder, and copy the 'quizproctoring' folder into root/mod/quiz/accessrule/.

New Quiz Settings:

Once the plugin is installed and configured in moodle, follow these instructions to enable proctoring for the quiz:

1. Go to your course and turn on Edit Mode.

2. Add a quiz from Add an activity or resource; or If you already have a quiz, Go to Edit Settings of the quiz.

3. In the Extra restrictions on attempts section, select yes to enable the proctoring for the quiz.

4. Set up the Time interval between the proctoring image capturing, during the quiz.

5. Set up the number of warnings to be issued from Warnings Threshold During proctored exam. 

Support:

Please drop your inquiries at ms@taketwotechnologies.com for any support-related queries.

Get a Demo:

To get a plugin demo, please reach out to ms@taketwotechnologies.com

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FAQs:

1. Where can I get the Take2 Proctoring API key and Secret key?

• Please refer to the ‘Usage Accessibility’ section in the Plugin Documentation Or contact us at - ms@taketwotechnologies.com

2. Why the ‘Start Attempt’ modal is showing a ‘No face detected’ warning?

• Please allow ‘webcam access’ from your browser settings.
• For chrome, enable ‘camera access’ from the video icon on the right side of the address bar. For safari, in the safari browser, go to preferences, and click 'allow' for your website to access the camera.

3. As a student, Why am I getting the warning ‘The quiz is not properly configured. Please contact the site administrator.’

• For a properly configured quiz, the plugin requires a mandatory ‘Take2 API key and Secret key’ to be set up in the ‘Moodle Proctoring.’

4. Where can I report an issue regarding this plugin?

• Please raise your issue on:  https://github.com/taketwotech/moodle-quizaccess_quizproctoring/issues

5. Why am I unable to use this plugin on localhost?

• Due to security reasons, cameras work only on https. 
• You can go through the link: steps to allow the camera on the local host. 

6. Why am I unable to see Proctoring Images and Proctoring Identity Buttons for any user?

• Make sure you have Proctoring Images Show checkbox marked in Site administration -> Plugins -> Activity modules -> Quiz -> Moodle Proctoring.
• Make sure you are allowed the user role permission named View the Proctoring Images and Proctoring Identity buttons.

7. Why only the main image is showing in the Proctoring Images button?

• If the user did not get any warning during the quiz then the Proctoring Images button will display the main image only.

8. Why am I unable to see the Proctoring Identity button for any user?

• Since the Photo ID field of the ‘Start Attempt’ modal has been made optional the Proctoring Identity button will not appear if the participant has not uploaded the photo ID.

9. Is any data stored by Moodle Proctoring?

• No, Moodle Proctoring does not store any data on our servers. All image data, including proctoring images and other relevant information, is stored locally on your own server. The plugin ensures that data remains within your infrastructure, and we do not have access to or store any of your data.

10. What is the Proctoring Report feature in the proctoring plugin?

• The Proctoring Report feature provides detailed logs of proctored sessions, including warnings, session durations, and images captured during the exam. This helps administrators and teacher to review and analyze user behavior for maintaining exam integrity.

11. Can I view captured images in the Proctoring Report?

• Yes, you can view images captured during the exam. These images are displayed in the report to help identify any suspicious activities.

12. How are warning images displayed in the Proctoring Report?

• warning images are highlighted in the report along with their corresponding warnings and images, making it easy for administrators and teacher to review them.