We are excited to share that in addition to highlighting the lines having errors and warnings directly in the CodeLysis code editor, we now also provide linking of errors from the console itself. The errors/warnings are linked to their exact location in the code and clicking on the link takes the user directly to that line.

This functionality will further enhance the coding and debugging experience of test-takers and will provide them with a more feels-like-home IDE experience.

Continuing our efforts towards enhancing test-taker’s experience, we have launched the next-generation of our project-based development environment (I/O).

This comes with a new and modern UI with improved user-experience.

It also provides a UI walkthrough highlighting the key components of the environment. This will help test-takers who are new and unfamiliar to modern IDEs based programming environments.

Hope you are as excited as we are to let the test-takers get a feel of the all new project-based coding environment!

In our efforts to make the user experience for test-takers even better we have made big updates to our general-purpose backend coding environment (Codelysis).

The code editor now highlights specific lines which have errors and warnings in them. It also provides the exact character location and description of the errors/warnings.

This functionality is meant to enhance the coding and debugging experience of test-takers who find it difficult to understand logs and will assist them in understating the issue(s) with their code.

We are happy to announce that the following of our proctoring and anti-cheating features are now available with I/O.

Browsing Tolerence
With browsing tolerence enabled you can prevent candidates from navigating away from their test window. You can set a limit to the no. of times a test taker can navigate away from their test window before their test gets automatically submitted.

Advanced Visual Proctoring

Proctort test using our AI-based automated proctoring technology that uses candidates’ webcams, and microphone feeds for auto invigilation. Live proctoring through expert human proctors for high-stakes exams can also be done. Candidates’ screen can also be captured and made available for future references.

Record and Review proctoring

Record and review proctoring is best suited for low-stakes tests. Proctors review the recorded video feed of students, ascertaining the flags generated by the AI bot.

The flags are combined into a report called the ‘Credibility Index,’ with details such as timestamps, duration, etc. Reviewers can see the video to note the instances where AI has specifically flagged suspected behavior.