Exam Submission Guidelines and Processes

Exam Upload Instructions

  • General Overview

    • Instructions emphasize the importance of maintaining submission integrity:

    • Save your work before uploading.

    • Avoid uploading blank papers; many have faced consequences for doing so.

    • Grading discrepancies can occur, resulting in a mark of zero for blank submissions.

  • Submission Process

    • Exact upload instructions will be made available approximately five days before the exam date, expected around January 1st or 2nd.

    • Students are advised to read the instructions thoroughly.

  • Communication Protocol

    • Students based at Emory Hill must direct questions to Manning Back at Tenant Fern.

    • Use the QLA (Quality Learning Assessment) program for all inquiries related to the exam.

    • Emails regarding CLOA (Course Learning Outcomes Assessment) will not be monitored by the instructor.

    • Ensure that all questions are substantiated as evidence submitted through the appropriate channels.

  • Form Submission Requirements

    • A specific form must be completed, signifying intent to participate in the exam.

    • Timing is automated:

    • Exam opens at 9:30 AM and closes at a predetermined time.

    • Missing the window results in inability to submit work.

  • Submission Validity

    • Ensure that something is submitted even if it is not perfect; aim for at least 40% of the maximum possible score rather than submitting nothing at all.

  • Exam Platform Overview

    • Refers to “Guru Shell,” where essential announcements and instructions will be posted.

    • Students must familiarize themselves with the submission protocols visible in the Guru Shell:

    • Split Q&A session.

    • Direct links to submission pages.

  • Timing and Scheduling

    • Every aspect of the exam will be timed, with no extensions granted.

    • Students should not attempt to download or prepare submissions last minute (e.g., 1:00 PM).

    • High traffic expected due to multiple university submissions utilizing a shared Turnitin system, leading to potential queuing and receipt of submission confirmations.

  • Stress Management and Preparation

    • Acknowledges that exam timetabling may induce stress.

    • Students should concentrate on understanding exam content and practice with mock papers provided to evaluate types of questions and responses.

    • Emphasis on following guidelines: some questions may offer clues useful for exam preparation.

  • Additional Content Note

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