Contact
Exam Services Uppsala:
tentamen@slu.se
+46 (0) 18-67 29 00
This overview outlines, step by step, how on-campus exams are coordinated in collaboration with Exam Services, with the purpose of ensuring a legally secure and smooth process for both staff and students. Further information is available below each collapsible heading under the buttons moderated written examination and on-campus e-examination.
The course administrator, or equivalent, submits the request in TE Exam.
Examination requests with proposed dates/times must be submitted in TE Exam no later than:
Exam Services also processes incoming requests on a rolling basis, subject to room availability, provided the request is submitted at least 15 working days prior to the requested examination date. For shorter notice, please contact tentamen@slu.se.
NB.
Exam Services books preliminary halls for examinations after the deadline dates.
Once your request is shown as scheduled in TE Exam and confirmation has been sent from SLU's central room booking, the process is complete. Please verify the details in TE Exam or TE Viewer.
For all on-campus exams, student registration via an activity session in Ladok is mandatory. Once the activity has closed, no further students may be added!
The activity can be created by the course administrator, or an equivalent, once the examination request in TE Exam is shown as scheduled and appears in TE Viewer.
Guide: Creating an activity session. (In Swedish only.)
Please ensure the following:
The activity session deadline in Ladok is set to 10 weekdays before the exam date. For exams close to the start of a semester, email Exam Services: tentamen@slu.se
Students who have been granted targeted study support put in their request via the Ladok activity session. Exam Services has the authority to grant or deny such requests.
Support provided includes:
Examiners wishing to contest a support decision should contact tentamen@slu.se.
The confirmed room(s) are published in TimeEdit three (3) working days prior to the examination date. For late changes, Exam Services will contact relevant staff directly.
Several rooms may be booked for a single examination session. In such cases, Exam Services will allocate students accordingly, and the distribution will be visible in TE Viewer.
A short summary for your Canvas course room to be used prior to the examination date:
You may also refer students to the examination webpage on the student portal.
If you would like TS to visit and provide students with more information about written examinations at SLU (for example, at the start of term), please email tentamen@slu.se to book a session.
Complete the template Exam information and print one copy per room.
Pack in a folder or box:
All materials must be submitted no later than 14:00, two working days prior to the examination date, to the Service Centre in Ulls hus (open weekdays 8:00–16:00).
If you have any questions regarding submission, please contact Exam Services to arrange a suitable time: tentamen@slu.se / 018-67 29 00.
All materials are collected at the Service Centre in Ulls hus (open weekdays 8:00–16:00).
A staff member with no teaching responsibilities must be appointed as Admin and complete SLU’s Inspera training. The training consists of a Canvas course, a quiz, and a Zoom session. Access rights are granted only after completion.
Training must be finalised no later than six weeks before the examination. Registration is via the Inspera system page; questions regarding training should be directed to inspera@slu.se.
The course administrator, or equivalent, submits the request in TE Exam.
Examination requests with proposed dates/times must be submitted in TE Exam no later than:
Exam Services also processes incoming requests on a rolling basis, subject to room availability, provided the request is submitted at least 15 working days prior to the requested examination date. For shorter notice, please contact tentamen@slu.se.
NB:
All digital on-campus examination formats listed below are conducted using a secure browser in an examination hall under the supervision of invigilators. The examination consists of a single, integrated component and is entirely digital in format, unless otherwise stated under the relevant heading. Students are provided with note paper unless this has been explicitly prohibited by the examiner.
Digital on-campus examination:
This is the digital equivalent of a traditional paper-based examination.
Digital on-campus examination (open book):
The digital equivalent of a traditional paper-based open-book examination, in which students are permitted to bring their course textbook. The physical book is replaced by a digital version in PDF format, for which the department has verified that copyright regulations permit such use. In addition, approximately ten links to external online resources and/or additional PDF files may be uploaded for use during the examination.
Digital on-campus examination (MEQ examination):
A digital examination where students cannot navigate backwards between questions; navigation is only possible forwards to the next question.
Digital on-campus examination (Aiforia):
A tested and approved specialised examination format for the display of histological specimens. The department is responsible for configuring the external cloud-based Aiforia platform and ensuring that it is accessible to students without login credentials during the examination.
Digital on-campus examination (Diagnostic Imaging):
A tested and approved specialised examination format for the display of radiographic images. This format cannot be coordinated with other examinations, as the lighting in the examination hall must be dimmed. Furthermore, the hall must be equipped with approved display screens; consequently, this examination can currently only be offered on the Ultuna campus.
Digital on-campus examination (PILOT):
An option to be selected if the digital on-campus examination does not correspond to any of the examination types described above. At least eight (8) weeks prior to the scheduled examination date, you must contact Examination Services. This process is carried out in collaboration between the relevant department, Examination Services, and the Unit for Educational Development (EPU) and the Unit for Educational Systems and Media, both within the Division of Learning and Digitalisation. The department must be able to conduct the examination as a paper-based examination until the evaluation has been completed. Following the evaluation, a decision will be made as to whether the pilot examination format will be added to the examination formats supported at SLU.
Exam Services books preliminary halls for examinations after the deadline dates.
Once your request is shown as scheduled in TE Exam and confirmation has been sent from SLU's central room booking, the process is complete. Please verify the details in TE Exam or TE Viewer.
For all on-campus exams, student registration via an activity session in Ladok is mandatory. Once the activity has closed, no further students may be added!
The activity can be created by the course administrator, or an equivalent, once the examination request in TE Exam is shown as scheduled and appears in TE Viewer.
Guide: Creating an activity session. (In Swedish only)
Please ensure the following:
Students who have been granted targeted study support put in their request via the Ladok activity session. Exam Services has the authority to grant or deny such requests.
Support provided includes:
Examiners wishing to contest a support decision should contact tentamen@slu.se.
The confirmed room(s) are published in TimeEdit three (3) working days prior to the examination date. For late changes, Exam Services will contact relevant staff directly.
Several rooms may be booked for a single examination session. In such cases, Exam Services will allocate students accordingly, and the distribution will be visible in TE Viewer.
Exam Services adds an Admin user, who is granted access to a predefined template based on the selected examination type.
The Admin is then responsible for:
The teacher creates the question set and shares it with the Admin. Please use a clear naming convention (e.g. LK0123_Ordinary_240110). This should be done well in advance.
A question set contains the tasks to be included in the examination. It can be created at any time by the course coordinator, teacher, or equivalent and is initially completely independent of a specific examination session in Inspera. The set should be given an appropriate and unique name, for example, including the course code, subject, and whether it is an ordinary or resit examination.
In the examination template in Inspera, certain information for students is included by default and may be edited.
A short summary that can be published in your Canvas course room with information students should review prior to the examination:
You may also refer students to the examination webpage on the student portal.
If you would like TS to visit and provide students with more information about written examinations at SLU (for example, at the start of term), please email tentamen@slu.se to book a session.
No later than two working days prior to 14:00, the Admin must have:
The examination session is activated in Inspera by Exam Services after 14:00, two working days prior to the examination. This includes setting the password, adding any extended examination time for individual students, granting authorised invigilators access to the session, and activating the examination. Students who log in to Inspera will then be able to view the student information added by the Admin.
Following completion of the examination session, it is automatically closed by the system in accordance with the settings configured by the Admin.
Assessment, grading, and any comments to students are completed by the assessor. The assessment is confirmed by the assessor in Inspera, and grades may subsequently be transferred to Ladok.
Exam Services Uppsala:
tentamen@slu.se
+46 (0) 18-67 29 00