Security and Integrity Flashcards
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Which of the following is an approved accommodation that can be enabled in TestNav for eligible students?
Answer: Providing a text-to-speech tool for students with reading disabilities
TestNav supports accessibility tools like text-to-speech for students with documented disabilities when approved through proper channels.
What must a proctor verify BEFORE distributing Student Authorization Tickets?
Answer: That the student roster matches the students present and their assigned tickets
Verifying that each ticket matches the correct student prevents misidentification and ensures accurate score attribution.
A testing device shows that a previous student's TestNav session is still active. What must the proctor do before the next student uses the device?
Answer: Fully sign out or close the previous session before the new student begins
Allowing a new student to start on a device with an active session could mix or corrupt response data, violating security protocols.
Which of the following best describes why test content is considered 'secure' after the exam?
Answer: Specific item content must not be shared, reproduced, or disclosed to maintain validity for future administrations
Disclosing test items compromises the validity of future test forms that may reuse or parallel those items.
If TestNav displays a 'Session Expired' error, what should the student do?
Answer: Notify the proctor so they can restore the session using the testing platform
Only the proctor or administrator has the access needed to restore an expired session through the testing management system.
What security measure does TestNav use to prevent students from accessing unauthorized content during an exam?
Answer: Kiosk mode that disables external applications, browsers, and system shortcuts
TestNav's kiosk/secure browser mode blocks access to other programs and system-level shortcuts throughout the testing session.
A student claims their TestNav exam was submitted without their confirmation. What is the BEST course of action?
Answer: The proctor should document the claim and escalate to the district test coordinator for review of system logs
System logs can verify whether the submission was intentional or a technical error; proper escalation ensures a fair resolution.