Window Violation records instances where the candidate tries to move out of the test window.
Window Violation is a feature that helps to detect any movement of the candidate outside their test window. In short, if the candidate tries to source answers from the web engines, chat windows, or any external web help, the system will give a pop-up message saying it is not allowed.
You can see the Window Violation and Time Violation details in the candidate report. The Time Violation shows how much time the candidate was out of the test window. Test administrators can decide even to terminate the Test if the candidate exceeds the permissible limit.
To enable Window Violation at Global Level:
- Click Settings -> Global Settings
- Click Master Test Settings from the list on the left
- Click Proctoring Settings
- You can choose to allow or disallow the copy/paste option. The Window Violation setting will be displayed when the copy/paste option is enabled.
- Select Yes to enable the Window Violation pop-up
- You can choose to terminate the test if the candidate exceeds the maximum number of test violations allowed.
- Click Save
To enable Window Violation at Test Level:
- Click My Tests
- Select the Test for which you want to enable Window Violation
- Click Settings > Proctoring Settings
- You can choose to terminate the test along with the maximum number of window violations, as the test will be terminated if the candidate exceeds the maximum number of window violations.
- Click Save
Window Violation is now enabled for this test only and not for the other tests in your account.
Note:
- If you allow the candidate to copy/paste, the Window Violation will be disabled.
- While creating a coding test, we do not recommend enabling this option.
- Ensure Window Violation is enabled at the Global and Test levels for the test.
Are the proctoring and Window Violation details shown in the reports?
Yes, the details will be seen in candidate reports once the settings are enabled. When you view the reports for the test, our AI-powered proctoring analysis will give you a snapshot of the proctoring activity at a glance.
Apart from this, you can also view the analysis in detail in the report. The Questions tab displays the Window Violation and Time Violation details for each question.
You can view the number of window violation in the Proctoring Details tab.
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