Prerequisites for an exam are requirements that must be met before students can participate in the exm. The use of prerequisites must be enabled by the administrator on the exam, but can be set up and subsequently assessed by both the administrator and the assessor on the exam
- The requirements can either be an Exam for a Combined exam or requirements for a standard Exam
- Please note that the student status must be green in order for the student to participate in the exam. If the status is red (the student does not meet the requirements) or grey (the administrator/assessor has forgotten to evaluate the fullfilment) the exam will not be available for the student. The lack of evaluation of the requirement is therefore listed under items of consideration
- Prerequisites is currently a predominantly manual tool. This means that the results from the partial exams – which may be included as prerequisites for an exam – are not automatically marked as approved/not approved and thus do not automatically determine wether the student to take part in the exam or not. These must be set manually.
For instructions on how allow the use of prerequisites on an exam please go to this page (admins only)
Administration in the module
Mass assessment of students across requirements
- A check in the “users” box allows you to set an overall status for all students (across all requirements) at once
- The selected status is selected with the mouse, press Save
- The overall status on the far right then shows the set mass-edited status
Mass assessment of students on individual requirements (The three smaller boxes within the orange area)
- the left box is for mass editing
- the middle box is for editing the title and can mark if the requirement should only apply to selected students
- the right box deletes the requirement
Notes
- You can write notes about the students.
- The note is only visible for administrators and assessors
Single markings in the module
- Click on a requirement next to a student to
set check marks passed(green)/not passed (red) - Click until the desired check mark appears
Please note that the only automated logic at the moment is that all “green” requirements result in a “green” status. You need to manually set a “red” status regardless of the number of “red” requirements
The “approve student” tool
- The function can be used to mark how many requirements must be met in order for a student to be allowed to take the exam
- If there are 2 requirements and the students need to have fulfilled 2 of the 2 requirements (regardless of which), this can be marked under “Approve students”.
- Insert the minimum number of requirements and click on “Approve students”
- Clicking on “approve students” will turn the status to green for all those students who have been approved to take the exam
- The 7 students above who have failed to fulfill their requirements will be marked with red and can’t access the exam
The logic explained
Most importantly the students cannot participate in the exam if the status on the right side of the module is red or grey
Next, the following applies
- Gray Status
(Unresolved) highlights items of consideration for the administrator on the exam overview page. - Red Status
(Not approved) must be set manually or by using the “Approve student” function. - If all requirements have a green check
the status will automatically change to Approved” 
(green) - If some requirements are marked green and others red, the status will remain “Not yet assessed” (gray).
- If all requirements are marked as “Not approved,” the status will also remain “Not yet assessed” (gray).
- It is possible to override the individual requirement markings by assigning a different overall status for one or more students.
Student view when status is red or gray
- As soon as a student is actively marked in red (not fulfilled), they will see the sub-status “Not approved” on the exam
- If the examiner has not assessed the student before the approval deadline (the student has a gray marking), the student will also see “Not approved”.
- If students do not meet the requirements, they cannot access the exam at the examstart and are greeted with “You do not meet the prerequisite requirements for this exam, and therefore you cannot access it. If you think this is a mistake, contact the exam administrator”