Question 1

Instructions for taking a Proctored Test

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Note: Read the entire blogpost carefully, especially the section at the bottom with the image! Else, all the answers you entered will be lost!

Demo Test

Q: Instructions for taking a Proctored Test

<p><strong>Note:</strong> Read the entire blogpost carefully, especially the section at the bottom with the image! Else, all the answers you entered will be lost!</p> <h1 id="demotest">Demo Test</h1> <p>AutoProctor needs modern technologies in order to work. While most newer browsers and devices have these technologies enabled, older browsers and devices will not be able to load an AutoProctor test.</p> <p>To check if AutoProctor works on your system, take this demo test: <a href="https://www.autoproctor.co/tests/start-test/GFICZZZA">https://www.autoproctor.co/tests/start-test/GFICZZZA</a> If this test loads successfully, then any test that your teacher assigns you will load successfully. If this test loads and the test your teacher shared doesn't load, sign out of all your Google Accounts and try again.</p> <h1 id="submitbuttons">Submit Buttons</h1> <p><img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2abc2e1da180f600/wp-1_xupmmu.png" alt="" /></p> <p>Once the test loads, you will see two Submit buttons, a Purple Submit button at the bottom, and a Green Submit button at the top. You must **first **click on the <strong>Purple Submit Button</strong> at the bottom, and then click on the Green Submit Button at the top. </p> <p>|| If you forget to click the Purple Submit Button at the bottom, all your answers will be lost!</p> <p>So, ensure that you click on the Purple Submit button at the bottom.</p> <h1 id="googleaccounts">Google Accounts</h1> <p>Many of you may have multiple Google Accounts on your device. Before you take a test on AutoProctor, log out of all accounts by clicking [here](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin/sign</p>

Q: Instructions for taking a Timed Test⏱

<p>Note: Read the entire blogpost carefully! <strong>Else, all the answers you entered will be lost!</strong></p> <h1 id="submitbuttons">Submit Buttons</h1> <p><img src="https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helpdesk/website/2abc2e1da180f600/8plg23qucrqu64yhy5ftsubmitbtn_o26fn8.gif" alt="Purple Submit Button, then Green Submit Button" /></p> <ol> <li><p>Normally, on a Google Form, you have one Purple Submit button at the bottom of the Form. On AutoProctor, you have a Purple Submit button at the bottom, and a Green button at the top.</p></li> <li><p>Always click on the Purple Submit button first, and then click the Green button. The Purple Button is shown as 1 in a red circle in the image above.</p></li> <li><p>If you do not click the Purple Submit button,** all the answers you have entered will be lost**! So, always click the Purple Submit button first.</p></li> <li><p>After this, click the Green Submit button at the top. If you do not click this button, your teacher will not be able to see your submission on AutoProctor. The Green Submit button is shown as 2 in the image above.</p></li> </ol> <h1 id="googleaccounts">Google Accounts</h1> <p>Many of you may have multiple Google Accounts on your device. Before you take a test on AutoProctor, log out of all accounts by clicking here: <a href="https://accounts.google.com/Logout">https://accounts.google.com/Logout</a> Then, log in with the correct Google Account. </p> <p>|| Do not use Incognito or Private Mode</p> <h1 id="sampletest">Sample Test</h1> <p>If you are using AutoProctor for the first time, you need to take a demo test before you take your actual test. You can take the demo test by visiting this link: [https://www.autop</p>

AutoProctor needs modern technologies in order to work. While most newer browsers and devices have these technologies enabled, older browsers and devices will not be able to load an AutoProctor test.

To check if AutoProctor works on your system, take this demo test: https://www.autoproctor.co/tests/start-test/GFICZZZA If this test loads successfully, then any test that your teacher assigns you will load successfully. If this test loads and the test your teacher shared doesn't load, sign out of all your Google Accounts and try again.

Submit Buttons

Once the test loads, you will see two Submit buttons, a Purple Submit button at the bottom, and a Green Submit button at the top. You must **first **click on the Purple Submit Button at the bottom, and then click on the Green Submit Button at the top.

|| If you forget to click the Purple Submit Button at the bottom, all your answers will be lost!

So, ensure that you click on the Purple Submit button at the bottom.

Google Accounts

Many of you may have multiple Google Accounts on your device. Before you take a test on AutoProctor, log out of all accounts by clicking [here](https://accounts.google.com/ServiceLogin/sign

Question 2

Things you *NEED* to know

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Please read through these instructions very carefully. To date, hundreds of thousands of students have used AutoProctor. There are a few mistakes that are commonly committed. Due to these mistakes, either the students cannot take the test, or all the answers they submit are lost. If you follow these instructions properly, all this can be avoided!

No File Upload question in your Google Form: File Uploads are not compatible with AutoProctor. All other types of Questions are allowed.
Share Instructions with Students: Almost all the issues students face can be avoided if they read and follow instructions. If you are using only a Timer, read and share these instructions. If you are using the Proctor too, share these instructions. Most importantly, the instructions have a link to a demo test. Let your students take the demo test at least 24 hours before their actual test, so they know how to use the system.
Students must click on both Submit Buttons, else their answers will be lost: As mentioned in the Instructions above, there are two Submit Buttons within AutoProctor. If the students don’t click the Purple Button, all their answers will be lost. If you do not see their answers in the Responses section, this is the cause behind it! If they don’t click on the Purp

Question 3

Instructions for taking a Timed Test⏱

Accepted Answer

Note: Read the entire blogpost carefully! Else, all the answers you entered will be lost!

Submit Buttons

Purple Submit Button, then Green Submit Button

Normally, on a Google Form, you have one Purple Submit button at the bottom of the Form. On AutoProctor, you have a Purple Submit button at the bottom, and a Green button at the top.
Always click on the Purple Submit button first, and then click the Green button. The Purple Button is shown as 1 in a red circle in the image above.
If you do not click the Purple Submit button,** all the answers you have entered will be lost**! So, always click the Purple Submit button first.
After this, click the Green Submit button at the top. If you do not click this button, your teacher will not be able to see your submission on AutoProctor. The Green Submit button is shown as 2 in the image above.

Google Accounts

Many of you may have multiple Google Accounts on your device. Before you take a test on AutoProctor, log out of all accounts by clicking here: https://accounts.google.com/Logout Then, log in with the correct Google Account.

|| Do not use Incognito or Private Mode

Sample Test

If you are using AutoProctor for the first time, you need to take a demo test before you take your actual test. You can take the demo test by visiting this link: [https://www.autop

Question 4

What do the different AutoProctor Settings mean on the Google Form Add-On?🤔

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In this post, we will take a look at the different settings on an AutoProctor Test. These are the Settings you can configure as a Test Administrator. They cover settings related to Timing, Proctoring and the Classroom.

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Main Settings

When you first load the Settings Sidebar on Google Forms, you should see a screen like the one above. There are 3 tabs at the top: Main, Timer and Proctor. By default, the Settings opens with the Main tab.

We have added some number labels in red to make it easier to describe what each item does:

Number of tests remaining: This item tells you how many Tests are remaining according to your plan. Every time a test-taker finishes a test on AutoProctor, this number will decrease by 1. You can click on the link to open your account on AutoProctor. You can add more tests to your account there.
Enable Timer: This setting allows you to toggle between enabling and disabling Timer. The details about the Timer Settings are available in the Timer tab. But, if you disable the Timer here, even if the Timer has Settings, the test will not have a Timer. You need not save this setting. Just clicking on the checkbox to the left of the option automatically saves the option.
Enable Proctor: This toggles between enabling and disabling Proctoring. The same logic as that o

Question 5

Adding Timer and Proctor to Google Forms

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This post describes how you can set up timed, automatically proctored tests using Google Forms and AutoProctor.

Google Forms can be used to create quizzes. But, it doesn’t have a timer so that test takers have a fixed time to submit the test. Also, the tests cannot be monitored to ensure that the user doesn’t cheat on the test. AutoProctor solves both these problems. Watch the video below to understand how AutoProctor works.

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If you are a test administrator (like a Teacher), these are the steps involved in using AutoProctor with Google Forms:

Step 1: Click this link to install the AutoProctor add-on.

Step 2: If you already have a Google Form ready, open that Google Form. Proceed to Step 3. Else, click on this link and then click on the + icon at the left. This should open a new Google Form. You will write down the questions on this Form.

Step 3: Click on the icon at the top right of your screen as shown, and then click on AutoProctor. Then, click on Settings.

Step 4: Watch the video below to understand what the different settings mean. Or, read our blogpost on the same topic.

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Question 6

Where do I find the answers of an AutoProctor test?

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Test Results

The results of a test, which contain the test taker's answers, the points they scored can be found in different places based on the type of test you have created. We explain how you can find results for each test type we have on AutoProctor. To know where to find the

Socratease Quizzes

One of the advantages of using Socratease Quizzes is, you get to see both the test results and the proctoring results on AutoProctor itself. The video below shows you how you can access the results of a Socratease Quiz.

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Google Form Results

You can find the results of a Google Forms Test, by opening the Google Form and navigating to the responses tab.

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Microsoft Form Results

For Microsoft forms, you can find the responses by opening the form and navigating to the responses tab.

Iframe Test Results

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