Integrations

Works with the systems your institution already uses.

Most institutions already have a way for students to log in and a place where courses live. ExamLense plugs into those, so candidates start the exam from somewhere familiar, and marks flow back without anybody typing them in again.

In everyday terms

Like adding a room to a building you already own.

You would not build a new entrance for every new room. You add the room and let people walk in through the doors they already use.

ExamLense is the new room. Candidates come in through your learning platform, your institution login, or a link in an email, and nobody has to create another username and password.

Students walking into a university building where a new glass wing joins the old one
How it works

How it works, step by step.

  1. 01

    Connect your learning platform

    Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard and D2L Brightspace connect using a standard they all support, called LTI.

  2. 02

    Your candidate list comes across

    The list arrives from your platform. No platform? Fill in a spreadsheet and upload it instead.

  3. 03

    Candidates click and start

    From the course page, through your institution login, or from an invitation email with a one-time code. None of them needs an ExamLense account.

  4. 04

    Marks go back

    Once any review is closed, grades return to your learning platform automatically.

Who it helps

What it means for you.

  • Your examinations office

    No second system to keep in step. The list, the launch and the marks all stay where you already manage them.

  • Your candidates

    One click from a page they already know, or a link in their email. No new password to forget.

  • Your IT team

    Standards your platform already speaks, and staff who sign in with two-step verification.

Questions

What people ask us.

Anything else, ask the team and a person will answer.

Ask a question
Yes. Upload your candidates from a spreadsheet, and each receives an invitation email with a link and a one-time code.
Plain words

Words you may hear.

Learning platform
The website where your courses live, such as Moodle. Also called an LMS.
LTI
The standard that lets a learning platform open a tool like ExamLense safely.
Single sign-on
Using one institution login for many systems.
Roster sync
The candidate list copied across automatically.

See it against one of your own exams.

Bring a real paper and a real roster. We will run a sitting end to end, including a deliberate flag, so you can see exactly what a reviewer would be looking at.