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In this video, you'll learn how to use the Proctoring Hub to monitor assessment integrity

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and how to review flagged evidence before making a decision about a student.

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Let's start by opening the Proctoring Hub.

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The Proctoring Hub list's assessments where camera proctoring was enabled.

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Proctoring only produces evidence if a naval camera was switched on when the assessment was created.

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Filter by school, subject and grade, or search by assessment or student name.

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Each assessment shows the subject, grade, school, how many students were proctored

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and how many flags were raised.

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Select View students on a flagged assessment.

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From the student list, select View Evidence to review the captured images and session integrity score.

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Each capture carries a label describing what was detected and a confidence percentage.

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Read the confidence figure carefully.

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A low confidence detection is a prompt to look, not a verdict.

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Below the images, audio events are listed with timestamps, for example multiple voices detected nearby.

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Look for patterns rather than single incidents.

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One flagged mid-assessment may be a student adjusting position.

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A sustained series across the session is a different matter.

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Select Download Report to download the student's Proctoring Report.

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The report provides a summary of the assessment, session integrity, and flagged evidence for your records.

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Based on the evidence, you can change the flag status to none, flagged, or not flagged.

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Evidence first, decision second.

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That order protects the student and the result.