Invigilation of Examination
• Ensuring Fairness and Integrity in Assessments
• Presented by: [Your Name]
• Date: [Date]
Introduction to Examination
Invigilation
• • Definition: Supervising an exam to ensure
fairness, integrity, and compliance.
• • Importance:
• - Prevents malpractice
• - Ensures a smooth exam process
• - Maintains credibility of assessments
Roles and Responsibilities of an
Invigilator
• • Before the Exam:
• - Prepare venue
• - Verify student identity
• - Distribute exam materials
• • During the Exam:
• - Enforce rules
• - Monitor candidates
• - Manage time
• • After the Exam:
Preparation Before the
Examination
• • Venue Setup: Proper seating arrangement
• • Student Verification: Check ID cards
• • Material Distribution: Provide booklets &
question papers
• • Briefing: Explain rules and expectations
Rules and Regulations During the
Exam
• • No unauthorized materials (e.g., notes,
devices)
• • Maintain silence
• • Only permitted items on desk
• • No communication between candidates
• • Follow time limits strictly
Dealing with Malpractice &
Misconduct
• • Types of Malpractice:
• - Cheating (copying, unauthorized materials)
• - Plagiarism, Impersonation, Disruptive
behavior
• • Actions to Take:
• - Warn the candidate
• - Document the incident
• - Report to exam authority
Challenges Faced by Invigilators
• • Handling stressful situations
• • Managing large exam halls
• • Detecting sophisticated cheating methods
• • Ensuring fairness while enforcing discipline
Best Practices for Effective
Invigilation
• • Stay alert and observant
• • Move around the hall frequently
• • Be firm but fair
• • Keep accurate records of incidents
• • Communicate clearly and confidently
Post-Examination Duties
• • Collect and count answer scripts
• • Ensure all materials are submitted correctly
• • Report any irregularities
• • Maintain confidentiality of exam materials
Conclusion
• • Ensures fair, secure, and credible exams
• • Invigilators maintain academic integrity
• • Adherence to guidelines and professionalism
is essential

Invigilation_of_Examination, first presentation pptx

  • 1.
    Invigilation of Examination •Ensuring Fairness and Integrity in Assessments • Presented by: [Your Name] • Date: [Date]
  • 2.
    Introduction to Examination Invigilation •• Definition: Supervising an exam to ensure fairness, integrity, and compliance. • • Importance: • - Prevents malpractice • - Ensures a smooth exam process • - Maintains credibility of assessments
  • 3.
    Roles and Responsibilitiesof an Invigilator • • Before the Exam: • - Prepare venue • - Verify student identity • - Distribute exam materials • • During the Exam: • - Enforce rules • - Monitor candidates • - Manage time • • After the Exam:
  • 4.
    Preparation Before the Examination •• Venue Setup: Proper seating arrangement • • Student Verification: Check ID cards • • Material Distribution: Provide booklets & question papers • • Briefing: Explain rules and expectations
  • 5.
    Rules and RegulationsDuring the Exam • • No unauthorized materials (e.g., notes, devices) • • Maintain silence • • Only permitted items on desk • • No communication between candidates • • Follow time limits strictly
  • 6.
    Dealing with Malpractice& Misconduct • • Types of Malpractice: • - Cheating (copying, unauthorized materials) • - Plagiarism, Impersonation, Disruptive behavior • • Actions to Take: • - Warn the candidate • - Document the incident • - Report to exam authority
  • 7.
    Challenges Faced byInvigilators • • Handling stressful situations • • Managing large exam halls • • Detecting sophisticated cheating methods • • Ensuring fairness while enforcing discipline
  • 8.
    Best Practices forEffective Invigilation • • Stay alert and observant • • Move around the hall frequently • • Be firm but fair • • Keep accurate records of incidents • • Communicate clearly and confidently
  • 9.
    Post-Examination Duties • •Collect and count answer scripts • • Ensure all materials are submitted correctly • • Report any irregularities • • Maintain confidentiality of exam materials
  • 10.
    Conclusion • • Ensuresfair, secure, and credible exams • • Invigilators maintain academic integrity • • Adherence to guidelines and professionalism is essential