Strengthen exam integrity with identity verification and digital monitoring
ExamID and ExamMonitor work together as add-ons to the ExamSoft digital assessment platform to help protect the integrity of in-person and remote exams. After ExamID verifies each exam-taker through a two-step authentication process, ExamMonitor records continuous audio, video, and screen activity during the exam, with AI-assisted flagging and human review.
End-to-end exam integrity support for in-person and remote testing
Confirm the right student is taking the exam
ExamID helps deter impersonation with two-step authentication requiring a username and password plus facial matching, to give faculty a consistent identity check for large-scale and remote exams and documented evidence when identity issues need to be reviewed.
Document exam-taker behavior with clear evidence
ExamMonitor captures continuous audio, video, and screen activity during an exam, creating a complete record for faculty and administrators.
Reduce manual review time without sacrificing oversight
AI-assisted flagging highlights potential anomalies, with the option of a professional invigilator reviewing and then producing a time-stamped incident report. The decision on what to do with that report is entirely yours.
Support exam-day reliability with fewer connection risks
With recording captured on the device locally, ExamMonitor does not require internet connectivity. The internet is only needed to start the exam and upload the recording after completion.
A more complete approach to exam integrity
Two-step identity verification with ExamID
ExamID verifies exam-takers via a username and password, followed by facial matching against a baseline image set ahead of exam day, supporting identity checks for both in-class and remote exams.
Continuous audio, video, and screen capture with ExamMonitor
Once the exam begins, ExamMonitor captures the session using webcam, audio, and screen capture, creating a complete digital record of exam-taker activity.
AI flagging plus human review with a time-stamped report
After upload, an AI system analyzes the exam session for potential anomalies based on movement, gaze, or background noise. As an option, a professional invigilator can provide a verified, time-stamped incident report with audio/visual playback for further review.
Device flexibility for modern testing environments
ExamMonitor supports device flexibility for remote proctoring, including modern computers and iPad compatibility, helping programs apply consistent monitoring across common student devices.
See ExamID & ExamMonitor in action
Watch how ExamID verifies identity to begin the exam session, followed by ExamMonitor recording audio, video, and screen activity and reporting to help educators save time.
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Do I need ExamID to use ExamMonitor?
Yes. ExamMonitor requires ExamID to complete the identity verification at the start of the exam session. ExamMonitor is not needed to use ExamID.
What does ExamMonitor record during an exam?
ExamMonitor records continuous audio and video via webcam and captures on-screen activity, creating a complete exam session record for post-exam review.
Does ExamMonitor require internet connection during the exam?
No. ExamMonitor records locally on the exam-taker’s device during the exam, with internet only required to start the exam and upload the final recording after completion.
How are ExamMonitor flags reviewed after the exam?
ExamMonitor uses AI-assisted flagging and optional human review to provide a time-stamped incident report with audio/visual playback. The institution makes the final determination on how to handle any flags.