Online Evaluations Flashcards
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What is the purpose of Respondus LockDown Browser used in some TMU online exams?
Answer: It restricts access to other applications and websites during the exam
Respondus LockDown Browser creates a secure testing environment by preventing access to other browser tabs and applications.
Which action could result in an academic misconduct charge during a TMU online evaluation?
Answer: Sharing exam questions with classmates via social media after the exam window
Distributing exam content violates TMU's Academic Integrity Policy regardless of whether the exam window has closed.
On D2L Brightspace, where can students typically find their grade for a completed online quiz?
Answer: Grades tool under the course
The Grades tool in D2L Brightspace displays scores for completed quizzes and other assessments once released by the instructor.
How does TMU recommend students test their technology before an online exam?
Answer: Complete a practice quiz or tech check provided in D2L before the exam date
TMU advises students to use available practice quizzes and system checks well before the exam to identify and resolve technical issues.
What should a student do if their internet disconnects mid-exam and they lose their progress in D2L?
Answer: Contact the instructor immediately with documentation of the outage
Students experiencing technical failures must notify the instructor promptly with supporting evidence such as a screenshot or provider report.
What is D2L Brightspace's quiz 'attempt' setting used for?
Answer: It controls how many times a student can take a quiz
The attempt setting in D2L defines the maximum number of submissions allowed for a quiz.
Which statement best describes 'synchronous' online evaluations at TMU?
Answer: All students complete the assessment at the same scheduled time
Synchronous exams require all students to be present and submit within a single shared time window, similar to an in-person exam.