Honorlock’s unique Search & Destroy technology searches the internet to identify exam questions that have been shared online and provides simple steps to take control of compromised content. Search & Destroy provides an added layer of content protection and insights into the uniqueness and quality of exam questions.
Identify and resolve leaked content
Pinpoint and remove compromised content with one click.
Resolve compromised content
You invest a lot of time creating quality exam content. It’s frustrating to find out how easy it is for test takers to find and share exam content on the internet.
How do you know when your test questions are shared online? What can you do to ensure your exams are fair and secure?
The answer: Honorlock Search & Destroy™.
Identify leaked content and take action
How does it work?
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Searches the Web
Once Honorlock is enabled for an exam, Search & Destroy scours the web to identify exam questions that have been shared online.
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Review Results
Search results are displayed when exam questions have been compromised online.
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Take Action
Update your exam question or send a one-click content takedown request, when your question is in trouble.
No extra steps
Search and Destroy triggers as soon as Honorlock is enabled for an exam. Unlike using technology from other online proctoring services, you won’t have to deal with the hassle of manually selecting which questions you’re concerned about. In just a few minutes, Search and Destroy scrutinizes all questions in the exam.
“One of the unexpected features that has surprised and delighted our faculty is Search and Destroy.”
Dr. Juliette Mersiowsky
Former Director of Distance Education and Digital Education Collaborative at Longwood University
Transparent results, simple format
Quickly spot At-Risk, Common, and Unique questions with simple, categorized results. Take action, with an easy, one-click option that sends DMCA takedown requests for questions at-risk.
Take action with one click
With a simple click, Honorlock’s Search & Destroy offers the power to send takedown requests to sites displaying their compromised questions. Take control of your exam integrity and uphold credibility.
“Speaking from personal experience as a faculty member, there’s nothing more nerve-wracking than when you see an exam or exam questions have been leaked. Having that quick ability to make sure that when you’ve uploaded an exam, none of those questions have been compromised is important to the teaching and learning process.”
Naz Erenguc
Director of Admissions Warrington College of Business, University of Florida
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