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Take a Test app
Hi folks. I'm the PM for Take a Test and I work with the Forms team on the checkbox everyone is mentioning here. Currently, the checkbox is not fully released to the general public and only enabled for a select few tenants. If you are interested in trying the feature out and providing feedback, please send me a message with your tenant name (e.g user@contoso.org). I'd love to pick your brain to see how we can improve the experience before we release it to everyone.
Hi Nakul Madaan can you give an update about this question? In the technet articel there must be a checkbox in the settings from a form to open the automatically in the take a test app.
But we can't see this setting. When will this be updated?
Thanx
Mauirts Knoppert
- Nakul Madaan
Microsoft
I have shared this thread with our Take a test PM, she will get back on this tread with more details.- Nakul, have you head anything more on this? Thanks!
Hello Nakul Madaan Can you share some more information about this option?
- Andy Fu
Hi folks. I'm the PM for Take a Test and I work with the Forms team on the checkbox everyone is mentioning here. Currently, the checkbox is not fully released to the general public and only enabled for a select few tenants. If you are interested in trying the feature out and providing feedback, please send me a message with your tenant name (e.g user@contoso.org). I'd love to pick your brain to see how we can improve the experience before we release it to everyone.
You can use this link.
ms-edu-secureassessment:<URL>!enforceLockdown
When you replace <URL> for the url to the Form .
A student can click on the link or you can make a shortcut to the link and the computer will go to the take a test
Maurits Knoppert
- Maurits, you are correct, that does work, but I'm trying to make this as easy as possible for our teachers and having to add that to every URL is going to be a barrier to adoption. I read in the Technet article that there was a checkbox to enable this when sharing the form, but I don't see any kind of check box during the share process. That would be ideal - if Forms can automatically append the URL to open it in Test Mode.
John,
I have read the same thing and now I understand your question. This new for me. The last time I read this blog this part wasn't there. So maybe there will soon be an update in forms to show us the secure checkbox.
Hi!
I recently created and had students take a Forms quiz through their class OneNote. It worked well. But, I need a secure environment. The students' tablets DON'T have the "Take A Test" app. And, my District has restricted any downloads to the tablets.
Does anyone have suggestions?
I've played with the:
ms-edu-secureassessment:<URL>!enforceLockdown
But, I can't "insert a link" this to the class Onenoe (links start with Http.....)
Not sure if I could use this anyway because student tablets' don't have the Take A Test app.
HELP
I've had the same issue. Are you using the online version of OneNote?
I've found that just about any of the web apps will force the http prefix - effectively killing the Take a Test feature.
We use OneNote 2016 exclusively and it works just fine there.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for this info!
However it is not working when using it together with Forms :-(
We use ADFS, when trying to log in, the redirect to our ADFS fails with a message that the device has no network connection.
It is working if we use asimple url:
ms-edu-secureassessment:http://www.microsoft.com!enforceLockdown
Bart
think that it is something with that only members of the organisation can make the test and the ADFS.
You can try it to set it to anyone with a link.
But for a test it is not the best way to work.
MAurits
It does work with an "anonymous link", but it really defeats the purpose if you can't capture the identity of the test person.
- It appears that Ctrl-Alt-Del is the only way to exit the app. It works, but seems like a very ungraceful exit and is not clear that this is the only way out. Am I missing something?
John Rorke wrote:
It appears that Ctrl-Alt-Del is the only way to exit the app. It works, but seems like a very ungraceful exit and is not clear that this is the only way out. Am I missing something?No, you don't miss anything. Ctrl-Alt-Del is the way to shutdown the take a test app.
I used MS Forms with the Take a Test App, but now I can't see the responses. Students took the quiz, but I dont see any responses populating in the responses tab. Can anyone help?
