Enable Timer & Proctor on Your Microsoft Forms
Microsoft Forms Quizzes don't have a timer. And it is easy to cheat on them. The AutoProctor integration solves both these problems. Hurray!
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Features of AutoProctor for Microsoft Forms
No Changes
Use the Microsoft Form as usual. We don’t make any modifications to the Quiz.
Set Timer
Set Quiz Duration, Start & End Time. Auto-submit quiz after time’s up.
Prevent Cheating
Automatically monitor candidate’s camera, mic and screen using AI-based proctoring
Create a Microsoft Forms Test with AutoProctor
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4 Easy Steps for Using AutoProctor with Microsoft Forms
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STEP 01
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Configure Settings
Configure your quiz settings like Duration, Proctoring, etc
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STEP 03
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View Results
Look at timer and proctoring results on AutoProctor
STEP 04
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Frequently Asked Questions
Go to forms.office.com and sign in to your Microsoft account. Select New Form or New Quiz depending on the type of form you want to create. Video tutorial for creating Microsoft Forms
It can be used for creating quizzes, polls and surveys. You also have the option to customise it with background music and images for creating quirky invitations. Adding music to your form will be counted as a violation on AutoProctor if you have enabled microphone tracking in your test settings.
Yes, you do need to sign in to your Microsoft account. To create a Microsoft account, you can use any email address, such as Outlook.com, Yahoo! or Gmail, as the user name.
On its own Microsoft Forms cannot detect cheating. Using AutoProctor with Microsoft Forms you can detect cheating by enabling proctoring in your test settings.
Using Google Forms has certain advantages such as using your test within Google Classrooms and adding query parameters to render the form in a language of your choice. Read using Google Forms with AutoProctor