Flow Overview for Invigilators

As an invigilator, you can find a list of active flows that start today, and a list of any future flows where you are a designated invigilator. When you enter the invigilator page, you are met by the overview displaying Active flows that are running today and Future flows that you are an invigilator on.

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Overview of an Active Flow

As an invigilator, all active flows will have the following features, the view changes depending on whether you are a basic or a head invigilator:

  1. Your role:
    • The basic invigilator can access information about the flow and the participants using the flow monitor.
    • The head invigilator can register attendance, write comments about the participants, and edit individual submission deadlines in the flow monitor.
  2. Start of the participation period.
  3. Participation password:

    You can view the password by clicking the eye icon Eye_Icon.png. You can also show the password to the participants before starting the exam, by extending it Extend_icon.png and putting it on a big screen.

  4. Access to the participation monitor by clicking the Eye_Icon.png icon by the participation monitor. You can find a detailed description of the participation monitor here.
  5. Flow description: If the manager has added a description of the assessment it can be viewed by clicking on the Eye_Icon.png icon.
  6. Submission deadline after which participants can no longer edit their papers.
  7. Invigilator password:

    You can show and hide the password by clicking the Eye_Icon.png icon. But there is no option for showing it in a big window.

  8. Assignment:

    You will be able to preview the assignment when the participant period starts. Refresh the page to see the assignment.

    FLOWassign / FLOWlock FLOWmulti
    On file-based assessments (FLOWassign / FLOWlock), you are able to preview as well as download the assignment.

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