Question 1

Test Scores and Overall Score: How Assessments are evaluated

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On Equip, you can combine multiple tests into a single assessment. For instance, an assessment for a Software Developer may contain a Quiz and a Programming Challenge. The candidate gets a single link and attempts one test after another. On the Recruiter Dashboard, for a candidate's results, you will see each test's Individual Score and an Overall Score.

Weightage

The Overall Score is calculated based on the weightage you assign to each test in the assessment settings. If you think one test is more important than the other, you will assign it a higher weightage. In the example below, as the recruiter considers Programming and Quiz to be equally important, they both have 50% weightage. If the programming was, say, twice as important, it would have 67% weightage and the quiz would have 33% weightage.

|| All tests are assigned equal weightage by default while creating an assessment. You can also drag and rearrange the Test Order while assigning weightage.

Setting and Changing Weightage

You can set Weightage for each test from the Test Order tab of your Assessment Settings. If you change the Weightage in your Assessment Settings, Equip recalculates the overall scores of previous submissions. Thus, you can modify weightage any time from the Assessment Settings.

|| The sum of all weightage is always equal to 100.

Test Scores

Individu

Question 2

Adding & Removing Team Members, Admins

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Adding Team Members

A team on Equip is a set of people belonging to the same organization. When someone creates a Team on Equip, they become the Team Admin by default.

|| All members on the Team have the same privileges and will see the same data when they log in. The only additional privilege of a Team Admin is to be able to remove a Team member.

To add other members to your team, from your Recruiter Dashboard:

Click on Team on the left sidebar.

Team Section

Click on the Invite members button in the Members section

Invite members

Enter the email IDs of the members you want to invite. If you are entering multiple email IDs, separate them by commas. All the email IDs will receive an email with a link to join your team. If you want to copy the link and send it manually to members of your team, you can do so by clicking on the Copy Link.

Send Invites

| A team can contain an unlimited number of members. But, there can only be one Admin per Team.

Changing Team Admin

|| Only a Team Admin can make someone else the Team Admin

Click on the three dots next to the name of the team member who should

Question 3

Getting Started on Equip

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Assessments and Tests

The simplest way to get started on Equip as a recruiter is to create an assessment and preview it. An assessment is a set of tests that a candidate must take one after another. So, before creating an assessment, you will need to have tests to add to the assessment. Equip has standardized tests, with questions from its own database, that you can add to an assessment. You can also create your own tests and add those to an assessment.

Creating an Assessment

The link to an assessment is what you will share with a candidate. You just have to select the job role and the experience level required for the role. We select some skills based on the role you have selected, but you can always add more skills to the assessment. The video below is fairly self-explanatory.

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Creating a Custom Test

Tests that you create on your own are called Custom Tests. Let's create a simple quiz with a few questions. For this, you will click on Custom Tests on the left sidebar and then click on "Add New" Under Quizzes. You can then add a question with options. Once you have created the test you can add it to an assessment. The video below shows how you can add questions to the quiz.

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Preview

Question 4

Testing for Multiple Skills At Once

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We Recommend Adding Multiple Skills to Same Quiz

Equip allows you to test for multiple skills on the same assessment. If you are using Quizzes (MCQs, etc) and Equip's Content, there are two ways in which you can achieve adding multiple skills.

In the first method, you can add all the skills to the same Quiz. The questions are drawn from the different Question Banks and jumbled up together and presented to the candidate as a single Quiz. For example, if you have selected C++ and English Grammar as the skills, the first question may be on C++ and the second question on English Grammar.

In the second method, you add each skill as a separate Quiz. So, the candidate finishes all questions on C++, submits the quiz and then starts another quiz on English Language. If you test for 5 skills, the candidate will have to start 5 different quizzes.

| We highly recommend that you add skills to an existing Quiz instead of creating separate Quizzes: | 1. Better Candidate Experience: Candidates have to attempt only one quiz for multiple skills instead of starting many quizzes. | 2. Convenient for Recruiters: The recruiter will only see one quiz score, rather than multiple scores, which simplifies the process of analysing results and shortlisting candidates.

How To

Once you are on the ‘Tests’ tab on the Create Assessment page, there are two ways to add skills to your assessment.

1. Adding Skill to an Existing Quiz

To add another Skill to the Quiz, clic

Question 5

Write Results to Google Sheets

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On Equip, you can automatically capture the results of an assessment in a Google Sheet. If you need the results of your assessment in a spreadsheet, this feature is useful to check the results real-time using a Google Sheet. If you were to Export to Excel feature, you will either have to wait to export the results until all candidates finish taking the assessment or you end up with multiple sheets as more candidates take the assessment. With Write results to Google Sheets, it is easy to check the results of your assessment real time as a candidate's result is written to the Google Sheet as they soon as they complete each test in an assessment.

How it works

Go to assessment Settings. You will find Write results to Google Sheets option under Miscellaneous settings.
Create a new Google Spreadsheet and grant Editor permission to hello@equip.co.
Paste the Google Spreadsheet URL in your assessment settings.
Click Create/Update to save your settings.
Once candidates start attempting the assessment with Write to Google Sheets enabled, Equip automatically creates sheets within the Google Spreadsheet to capture each tests' results and the overall assessment results.

Click this link to view sample results ![Sample Results](h

Question 6

Ensuring candidates don't cheat: AI Proctoring

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AI Proctoring

Equip has the most advanced anti-cheating capabilities across online assessment platforms. Our proctoring is fully automated and driven by AI. We have several settings you can enable within tests that also make it difficult for candidates to cheat. This article lists the different measures we take, and settings that are available.

How it Works

When a candidate starts a test, Equip automatically gains access to their:

camera feed
microphone feed
device screen

Our AI then continuously monitors the candidate's activity via these feeds. At the end of the test, you will see a report that looks like the screenshot below. It has a Trust Score that tells you how likely it is that the candidate cheated. If it is, say, lower than 80% you can then look at the full report. The report has a list of all the violations, when they occurred and evidence (screenshot, audio recording, etc). You can see a full sample report on this link.

Sample Proctoring Report

Different Proctoring Settings

Below, we list the different proctoring features available on Equip. In some cases, you can learn more about how the feature works and you can even try a demo.

| You don't need to log in to try a demo. It is a self-serve demo that lets you experience the feature on your own.

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