Minimize cheating

Trelson Assessment makes it easy to lock students’ devices to prevent them from cheating. You want to know what your students can do. Not how good they are at Googling!

Trelson Assessment automatically locks down the computer device when the student starts the test. The student is thus prevented from searching for information and communicating with other students.

The teacher can add digital resources to the test, such as anything from Google Drive, including text, audio, images and videos. It is also possible to add video from Youtube. The system automatically ensures that the student’s access settings are correct once you have shared a resource that the students need during the test.

ChromeOS and Cloudready

Normally, ChromEx uses the kiosk app to lock a Chromebook. In specific cases, ChromEx Agent Extension is a better option. In addition to resources from Google Drive, you can add Youtube, GeoGebra Calculator, media on a USB, a website or a specific web page. With the Trelson Assessment Proctor add-on, you can use Google Meet to monitor students during the test and access students’ Google Drive in a preview mode.

Windows and Mac OS X

We use Safe Exam Browser to lock the computer when the student is using Windows or Mac OS X devices. During the test, the student only has access to the Trelson Assessment and the resources added by the teacher.

iOS

For the iPad, we’ve built an application that you download from the App Store. During the test, the student only has access to the Trelson Assessment and the resources added by the teacher.

Android

For the iPad, we’ve built an application that you download from Google Play. During the test, the student only has access to the Trelson Assessment and the resources added by the teacher.