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Summary

A ‘demo exam' can be requested by contacting the Service Desk. They demo exam can be used to demonstrate the exam experience to stakeholders, examiners, role players or candidates in a safe static environment separate from your live and test instances. Reasons why a demo exam might be useful could relate to P4B user system orientation and content testing. The setup of a demo exam would be is facilitated by a member of the Fry risr/ delivery team and is requested by contacting the Service Desk.

How It Works

The Firstly an exam suitable for demonstration would need to be created in your live or test instance. We recommend using your test instance. This exam would include demonstration questions and resources (questions and resources that would never be used in a live exam). This exam would exist on a Fry risr/ operated static website and would allow which allows multiple users to log in at the same , this means that data would not be time. Data is not logged for the session and there would be is no data to download at the end of the experience. If the demonstration is for a written exam, there will only be one login required for candidates to useAn exam user would log in to the exam using credentials given to them, and they would be able to explore the interface of risr/assess as would be required of them on a real exam day situation.

For any exam type, only one candidate is required to be allocated. If the demo is for an OSCE then user login details will be required for Candidates, Examiners and Role Players (if applicable). an Examiner and Role Player (as required) will need to be allocated in addition to your candidate, this is so the Examiner and Role Player roles are able to login and explore their respective interfaces to fully prepare for exam day.

Additionally, when logging into P4B risr/assess the user will need to select the correct exam from the drop down menu so that they can access the demo, this will of course be clearly identified prior to the demonstration.

Required Information

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Some steps and information will be needed in order for us to facilitate the demonstration exam:

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for facilitation

The exam will need to be created as required on your live or test instance (we recommend test

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). Exam creation includes all regular steps including selection of interface feature you want users to be able to access such as highlighting, calculator, etc.

For OSCE demonstrations the following users will need to be allocated:

• A demo Candidate

• A demo Examiner

• A demo Role Player (as required)

For Written Exam demonstrations the following users will need to be allocated

• A demo Candidate

You will need to submit a ticket to the support desk with the following information:

• Item Set

  Exam URL

• Exam URL

Timeframe for the beginning and end of demonstration period

when the Exam is set up

• Username and Password for each user of the exam (single Candidate, Examiner and Role Player as required)

• Exam PIN

Facilitation

Once we have this information, our team will work to create the exam and we will notify you on the original Service Ticket with your Demo Exam URL, login and password.

Your Demo Exam

The demo exam will have the same user interface as would be expected on the day of a live exam for a true user experience. All roles used in the exam (candidates/examiners/role players) will have unique login details for the same Exam URL.

Note

• It is not required to upload and candidate allocation for the creation of your demo exam

Keywords: URL. You are then able to send out this URL and the login details as required so your stakeholders can familiarise themselves with the interface.