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How to create sessions, approve students and follow proctoring rules for RISE
Summary
USBE outlined step-by-step session creation, the approvals workflow that blocks item access until proctors approve students, pause/stop rules, two-proctor expectations for summatives and other test-security measures.
Fry walked through the six steps common to any RISE administration and said the first operational step is creating the test session less than 20 minutes before starting; the interface will generate a session ID that must be shared securely with students. She explained approving students is critical because "they can't access any test items until you've hit the approvals button."
Fry recommended two proctors for summatives and a communication plan if a proctor must leave: "2 proctors are always required for summative assessment administration." She also reviewed pause and stop behaviors, conditions that require appeals, and policies for securely destroying printed materials and scratch paper following sessions.
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