Practice Mode
Untimed study sessions with immediate feedback, remediation links, and confidence tagging.
Denver Health EMS Exams
Practice, tutor, timed, live proctored, and capstone scenario modes share the same student identity, eligibility, progress, and remediation model as Denver Health EMS Learn.
Web-only monitoring cannot guarantee full lockdown.
For true high-stakes prevention of tab switching, external browser access, screen capture gaps, and machine-level control, integrate a secure browser, native lockdown app, or dedicated proctoring SDK. The web app should still capture consent, snapshots, room scan evidence, risk events, and live proctor actions.
Exam Modes
Untimed study sessions with immediate feedback, remediation links, and confidence tagging.
Guided reasoning mode that explains why an answer is correct and what clinical cues matter.
Realistic time pressure with autosave, server-side timer, randomized questions, and post-test report.
High-stakes exam session with identity verification, webcam/mic checks, room scan, event timeline, and proctor dashboard.
Short-answer patient care scenario with rubric scoring, peer review, manual review, and remediation.
Proctoring Lifecycle
Photo ID, profile match, exam authorization, consent, and accommodation review.
Browser/device checks, webcam, microphone, screen share availability, battery, and connection status.
Environment sweep, desk check, prohibited materials review, and proctor approval.
Webcam/screen tiles, scheduled snapshots, event timeline, warnings, pauses, and escalation.
Risk events, snapshots, proctor notes, session metadata, incident decisions, and retention policy.
Face missing, extra face, gaze away, audio spike, tab blur, screen share stopped, copy/paste, network drop.
Exam timing must be authoritative on the backend, with autosave and recovery from refresh/network interruption.
Proctors and reviewers need a single timeline with snapshots, recordings, notes, warnings, termination decisions, and audit logs.