View results

The results page will open up on the Marks tab by default. Here, you can see the result numbers, the student names, the student numbers, the points the student scored and the marks they received.

In the overview, you may see the following icons:

• remove_red_eye
  This icon indicates that student has viewed their result.
  
  
• alarm_add
  This icon indicates that the student had the right to extra time.
  
  
• content_cut
  This icon indicates that the student had the right to skip certain exercises.

It is also possible to filter results using the dropdown menus. If the beta features Reviews is enabled, you may see different filtering options. You can choose to filter by:

• All
  Filter on all results or results that were changed after the publication. 
• Marks
  This filter gives you the option to filter results based on a certain mark. This is useful for creating groups for the insights, publications and exporting. You can filter either by using the slider or manually entering the mark.
  
• Groups
  If groups were used, you can filter results based on groups.
• Classes 
  If classes were used, you can filter results based on classes.
• Changed after date
  You can use the calendar to filter on results that were changed after a certain date.

Once you select one or more results by clicking on the checkboxes in the results overview the options to edit them will be displayed in the header.  In the header, you will first see the Archive archive and Remove delete buttons. You can further select the options as indicated by the 3 dots to Create a group or Unarchive results. Keep in mind, if the beta feature Reviews is enabled, these options will be different.

• Mark as undetermined
  By default, all results are undetermined after the results have been graded.
  
  
• Mark as approved verified
  If you click on the box next to the student's name, you can explicitly approve their result.
  
  
• Mark as disapproved dangerous
  If you disapprove the result of a student, they are not able to view their results after the results have been published. 
  
  
• Remove 
  This option is mostly used in paper tests during scanning. It could be that you accidentally scanned a test twice and need to remove one. If you remove a result by accident, you can also restore the result.

If you click on the Exercises tab at the results overview, you will see which questions were graded as correct, partially correct, incorrect, unanswered and ungraded.

• Correct
  The student answered the question correctly and received full points.
  
  
• Partially correct
  When the student has only partially answered the question correctly, so they have not received full points. For example, they only received 5 points out of a possible 10 points.
  
  
• Incorrect
  The student answered the question incorrectly and received 0 points.
  
  
• Unanswered
  The student did not answer the question.
   
• Ungraded
  The question has not yet been graded.

error_outlineIn the case of self-reviewed assignments, students are given the option to allocate points to themselves, even if they have not submitted a response. However, despite their allocation of points, the question will still be marked as "Unanswered" in the Exercises overview.

When you click on the result of a specific student, a new page will open. On the left side of the page you will see a box that displays the result number, the student name, the student number, the date and time they started and submitted their test, the mark and points awarded and a link to view the student's answers. 

On the right side, you will see the following tabs:

• Exercises
  In the Exercises tab, you can see how many points the student scored per question.
  
  
• Objectives
  If your school uses objectives you can see how well the student scored on each objective in this test. You can also compare the result of the student to the average results of all students that took the test.
  Note - if Flow is used in an assignment, the average % may vary per student, as the average is calculated across all students who also received that exact combination of questions and objectives. Other students with other combinations are not taken into account.
  
  
• Files
  In the files tab, you can view the files the student uploaded during the test. In instances where a student has not correctly uploaded a file, you can add this file for them afterwards by clicking New file.
  
  
• Discussions
  If this option is enabled in the publication settings and the student has started a discussion, then the discussion history can be viewed here.
  
  
• Log
  The log tab shows the student activities during the test. This includes the time and dates in which they started the test, submitted the test, answered a question and viewed an exercise. The IP address of each activity is also displayed. To protect the privacy of students, we only show the last two blocks of the IP address.
  
  
• Settings
  Under the settings, you have the option to:
  
  
  • Export result
    If you click Export a new page will open where you can either print the result (including the grading) or save the result as a PDF.
    
    
  • Approve result
    Click on Approve to mark the student's result as approved. 
    
    
  • Disapprove result
     Click on Disapprove to mark the student's result as disapproved. 
    
    
  • Remove result
    Click on Remove to remove the result of the student.
    
    
  • Move ownership (Written assignment only)
    If students have filled in their student numbers incorrectly for a written assignment, you can assign them the correct student number by clicking on Change.

If certain integrations were enabled for your digital test, you may see the following tabs:

• Proctorio
  If Proctorio was enabled during the digital test, you can view the recording of the student from here.
  
  
• ProctorExam
  If ProctorExam was enabled during the digital test, you can view the recording of the student from here.
  
  
• Turnitin
  If Turnitin was enabled during the digital test, you are able to see the significance score which is expressed in the percentage of content that matched their database. You can also open the detailed overview of the matched content within Turnitin itself by clicking on the button 'Open in Turnitin' under each specific question. 
  
  
• Ouriginal
  If Ouriginal was enabled during the digital test, you are able to see the significance score which is expressed in the percentage of content that matched their database. You can also open the detailed overview of the matched content within Ouriginal by clicking on the blue percentage score.