In WISEflow, exams are called "flows", and the "Flow overview" gives you an overview of your exams. Here you can see the status of the individual exams and the type of exam in question.

You can try out the different exam types by using the test function (“Demoflow”).

Try the tutorial below to find out more about the flow overview and demoflows.

You can view the start and end time of your exam in WISEflow. Please note that WISEflow displays times based on the time zone settings of your computer.

If your computer is set to a different time zone than Danish time (CET/CEST), the times shown in WISEflow may appear different — even though the actual exam time has not changed.

Example:

If your computer is set to West Greenland Standard Time (Nuuk), an exam scheduled for 12:00 Danish time will be shown as 08:00 in WISEflow.

On most computers, the time zone is adjusted automatically based on your location. If this does not happen automatically, you must ensure that your computer is set to Danish time in order for exam times to be displayed correctly.

WISEflow synchronizes the time when a flow is opened. If you change time zones or travel between time zones, you should therefore close and reopen the flow, or log out and log back into WISEflow, to ensure the times are updated correctly.

By clicking the individual flows in the flow overview, you will get more information about the exams e.g. exam date and other important information.

Find out more in the tutorial below.

When the Device Monitor is activated, the programme will automatically take screenshots of your screen during the exam.

It will depend on the individual exam whether you have to activate the Device Monitor. You will be notified about this before the exam.

You can read more about Device Monitor here.

Download Device Monitor and minimum requirements.

The lockdown browser is used in written exams with no aids. It ensures that you cannot access any other material than the exam assignment and any permitted external ressources during the entire exam.

For minimum requirements to run the lockdown-browser look here.

It's important that you download, install and try out the lockdown-browser well ahead of the exam. See how in the tutorial below.

In WISEflow, you are able to withdraw your submission – however only in case of ordinary take-home assignments and only until the submission deadline has passed. If a withdrawal is not possible, you will be notified of this before submitting your exam paper.

Find out how to withdraw your submission in the tuturial below. 

If your exam flow has been set up to Group submission, you may submit your paper as a member of a group or alone in a one-person group.

To be able to submit your assignment, you (or another person from your group), must form a group in WISEflow. Please note that you need to form a group even if you're in a one-person group and that you cannot form the group until the exam flow has started.

See how you form a group in the tutorial below.

FLOWlock is a special type of flow in WISEflow, which is tailored to on-site examinations with limited or no aids permitted.

A FLOWlock exam takes place entirely in a designated lockdown browser, where you will get access to a built-in text editor which limits your access to all other than the allowed programmes on your computer while the flow is active.

To take a FLOWlock exam, you must download, install and test the lockdown browser before the exam (find out how here).

In the tutorial below, you can see what you need to do in WISEflow when taking a FLOWlock exam. Before the exam, you can test the various FLOWlock elements in a demo flow, which you access from the bottom of your flow overview. 

In some FLOWlock exams, you will be permitted to access e.g. your own notes and selected websites. In WISEflow, these are referred to a "external ressources".

Find out how to use external ressources in the tutorial below.

In FLOWlock exams, you will get access to a text editor in WISEflow. See how you format your text in the tutorial below.

In FLOWlock you may add various appendix materials. See how you digitize your material in the tutorial below.