Compare students with themselves.
Consented numerical profiles follow students across exams. Personal baselines reduce the weight of normal habits after three approved exams.
Take care of the exam.
And the student.
Strong safeguards work best with context, clear boundaries, and human judgment. That is the principle behind every integrity decision in ExamLock.
SMART PROCTORING, ANSWER INTEGRITY & PRIVACYContext. Evidence.
Context. Evidence.
Your judgment.
KNOW THE STUDENT. RESPECT THEIR PRIVACY.
A familiar student. A private profile.
Roaming profiles connect face geometry, voice, typing rhythm, and setup as numerical patterns. They follow the student across courses and get stronger with approved exams.
- Identity checks before the first answer, with two re-checks if needed.
- Personal baselines after three approved exams.
- Corroborated evidence: Bluetooth alone never counts against a student.
EXAMLOCK / SMART PROCTORINGINTERACTIVE EXAMPLE
ROAMING PROFILE · STUDENT 024Identity verified
Face geometryVoice patternTyping rhythmUsual setup
Same student. Across every course.
Three approved exams establish a personal baseline. Normal habits carry less weight in future reviews.
Calculus I ✓→Computing ✓→Next exam
Numerical patterns only · No photos or recordings in the profile
Instructors can allow or keep a block from the live monitor. Every decision is logged.
Illustrative product walkthrough · sample dataTHE EVIDENCE, EXPLAINEDOne signal is
One signal is
never the story.
A moment of distraction is part of being human. Explore how independent signals support review, and how privacy mode changes what is stored.
Signals inform an instructor.
They never determine guilt.
They never determine guilt.
Keep the evidence accountable.
Reports are signed and hash-chained on the device, then replayed and re-scored by the server. Review a shared timeline and possible innocent explanations.
Make the review part of the process.
Review each flagged student or group, record a decision and note, and resolve integrity checks before approving grades.
PRIVACY THAT YOU CAN EXPLAINClear boundaries.
Clear boundaries.
No fine-print thinking.
What is stored, who can see it, and when it is removed should be easy to understand.
Profiles are numerical patterns.
No profile photos or recordings. Profiles are deleted 12 months after the last exam.
Captures have an expiry.
Corroborated escalation can save stills at amber and short clips at red. Captures are retained for 180 days.
Minors mode stores no media.
K–12/minors privacy mode stores no images, audio, or video. A measure-only pilot helps with rollout.
Access stays need-to-know.
Instructors see their own students. Evidence uses short-lived links. Internet addresses are hashed; Bluetooth records device types, not names.
The details matter.
Explore identity checks, wearable detection, typing forensics, answer-pattern analysis, backups, and more.
Explore integrity capabilitiesA FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions, answered.
Are identity profiles stored as photos or recordings?
No. Roaming profiles store numerical patterns with consent and are deleted 12 months after the last exam. Escalation captures are separate and retained for 180 days. K–12/minors mode stores no images, audio, or video.
Does a single proctoring signal accuse a student?
No. Escalation requires at least two independent kinds of evidence. Bluetooth alone never counts against a student. Instructors review findings and record their decisions before grades can be approved.
Does privacy mode store camera or audio evidence?
K–12/minors privacy mode stores no images, audio, or video. A separate measure-only pilot mode supports rollout and evaluation.
LET’S MAKE YOUR NEXT EXAM BETTERGood things start
Good things start
with a conversation.
Bring your assessment workflow. See how privacy-conscious proctoring and AI co-grading can support your teaching.