Signing in EXAM
Instructions
Support
Software
Create or take test exam
Exam visit
Joint exams
Electronic examination refers to an examination, a proficiency test or other test-type assignment that takes place using in a separate Exam room, using a computer in a restricted network environment, under camera surveillance. Electronic exam gives a student an opportunity to take an exam with a computer during the exam period decided by the teacher.
Signing in
Login with your TUNI account: https://exam.tuni.fi (do not use the old Internet Explorer browser)
Login is possible only through HAKA federation: If you are a member of Tampere universities community, select “Tampere Universities” as your organization.
New faculty & staff users will be granted student and instructor roles automatically on first login.
Instructions
TUNI EXAM – Quick guide for teachers
Attaching an electronic exam to an implementation
How to import assessment information into Sisu
Taking electronic examinations in Tampere Universities
EXAM user guide for teachers (Eduuni-wiki)
- Essay questions
- Fill-in exercise
- Multiple Choice Questions (several correct)
- Multiple Choise Questions (one correct)
- Statement question
Support
Software
See the software available during the exam
Create or take a test exam
The best way to learn to use EXAM is to create a new test exam and questions to the exam. You can attach the exam to any course. There are also two test course codes: TES-1 and TES-2. Exams are not visible to anyone unless you publish the exam.
Teachers can also take the test exam to see how the system works for students. If you don’t have a student role in EXAM, please contact TUNI EXAM support (exam@tuni.fi).
Exam visit
Exam visit means that a student takes their own university’s exam in another university’s Exam room. Read more about exam visit.
Joint exams
A joint exam means that there can be teachers and students from different institutions participating to make or take the exam through the EXAM system. The instructions concerning this feature are in progress.