Things you need
Device for exam-taking (desktop/laptop)
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Leading up to the exam
Install Zoom and Microsoft Teams on your second device.
Keep Zoom app updated.
Log on to Microsoft Teams during the exam, enable notifications, turn speaker volume up.
Important: this is the only way the invigilators/examiners or support can contact you if you happen to drop out of your Zoom meeting during the exam.Make sure you Sign In to Zoom with SSO, company domain: nus-sg
Have the Zoom meeting URL, ID and passcode for the respective exam ready.
Make sure your front-facing camera/webcam is in good working condition.
If using a mobile phone, make sure you have a way to mount the mobile phone.
You should position the second device at a side in order to have a clear view of your face, hands, the exam device, and surrounding workspace.Make sure your devices are connected to power so that they do not run out of battery during the exam.
Participate in a mock test/exam that your course facilitators might arrange. Use the same device(s) for the mock test that you will use for the exam.
We have also prepared a Zoom Test Site with Authentication Required to Join.
Meeting URL: https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/94705126907?pwd=5M9rSt3T6VteDcHYiYErbF6l8lalzw
Meeting ID: 947 0512 6907
Passcode: ZSN52xIf asked, Allow the host to unmute you in any meeting scheduled by (name)?, click Allow.
Exam day: before the exam
Be early
Your examiner will provide the reporting time. Please be early and make sure you have everything you need for the exam.
Log in to Zoom and Microsoft Teams
On your second device:
Log in to Microsoft Teams, and set your status to Available.
You can leave Microsoft Teams running in the background.Make sure notifications for both apps are on. Make sure your speaker volume is up. You may want to mute notifications from other apps, so as not to distract you during the exam.
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Enter the meeting's waiting room
Using the Zoom app, join the meeting using the provided meeting ID and passcode.
You will be placed in the meeting room.
Invigilators will check your display name against the student roster. Your display name must match the name in the roster (your name as in your matriculation card). If you are not being admitted, please leave the meeting, edit your display name (log in via SSO) to your official name, and rejoin the meeting.
Please be patient as the invigilator can only admit students into the meeting one person at a time.
In the meeting
If asked, Allow the host to unmute you in any meeting scheduled by (name)? click Allow.
Start video so that the invigilator can see you.
Show your matriculation card or other identification document to verify your identity when asked.
Keep video on during the exam for proctoring.
Exam day: during the exam
Technical assistance and issues
If you need technical assistance:
Raise your hand physically and/or virtually in Zoom,
Text chat in Zoom with the invigilator about the issue,
If the invigilator cannot resolve the issue, ask for permission to contact support on Microsoft Teams,
Once they have given permission, open Microsoft Teams and chat with Online Exam Support.
You will go off the webcam in Zoom, but this is ok as your invigilators would be aware that you are chatting with Online Exam Support.Make sure you take a still screenshot or screen recording of the issue as evidence. Include the entire screen, not just a portion of the screen.
If your webcam view goes off:
The invigilator will try to send a text chat to you in Zoom, or
You might here an audio message from the invigilator saying that your webcam is off, or
If both the text chat and audio message fail, they will try to contact you via Microsoft Teams.
If you get disconnected from Zoom (no longer in the meeting):
The invigilator will try to contact you using Microsoft Teams.
Submission
Once you have submitted your answers, use the green check mark button in Zoom to indicate you have submitted so that invigilators can verify your submission.
You must remain in the Zoom meeting until the end of the exam, once the invigilator dismisses you.