You assess and log in to WISEflow on au.wiseflow.dk
Here you can choose between using NemID or WAYF, if you prefer using username and password.
WISEflow can be accessed via au.wiseflow.dk.
There are two ways to log on to the system:
On the study portals, you can see what the students have been informed about. Here, you can also get an insight into everything they need to know in connection with digital exams.
You can always refer the students to this page, where there is a direct entry point to the information on their study portals.
You register grades directly in WISEflow. In order to quality assure the grades, both the internal and external assessor must register the grades in WISEflow.
In this guide, you can learn how to register grades in WISEflow.
It is also possible to register grades offline in an Excel spreadsheet and then import them to WISEflow. Read more in this guide.
If you click the Co-assessors button above the participant list, you can see the names and contact details of your co-assessors. Read more here.
It is possible for assessors to download all submissions in the assessor flow and to enter grades offline in connection with written exams.
Read more in this guide.
When marking exams, you are as an assessor obliged to make notes about the student’s performance and the grade determination. The notes may be used in the processing of any complaints and must therefore be kept for at least one year (cf. Examination Order).
We recommend that you register your notes and comments directly in the Marking tool in WISEflow. As a general rule, your notes and comments are personal and cannot be seen by others. You may, however, choose to share your notes with your co-examiners during the marking period or with the students once the marking period has ended. You can find a description of how to enter your notes/comments in WISEflow in the online help in WISEflow.
The rules for when assessors are to register administrative/alternative grades can be found here.
Exam papers that are submitted in WISEflow are automatically screened by the plagiarism control system Ouriginal. The result is available in WISEflow approx. 24 hours after the exam has ended. The result is shown as a percentage in WISEflow. When you click on the percentage, you can see the plagiarism report itself in Ouriginal.
It is important to clarify that the percentage does not show the degree of plagiarism, but found overlap. Ouriginal can demonstrate overlap between texts and thus be an aid to find possible cheating in written assignments. In the event of suspicion of cheating, it is always up to you as a assessor to check the plagiarism report and assess whether it is actually a case of plagiarism.
If you have any further questions about the plagiarism control in WISEflow, please contact Margit Grønborg (bss.it@au.dk).
In cases of suspected exam cheating, you must always consult the director of studies. Hereafter a case of exam cheating may be reported to the department of Educational Law at AU.
Read more here.
Should you have any questions about how to log in, the functionalities of the program and so on, you should contact the support team:
IT support
Support is available during the IT support’s opening hours.
Mail: bss.it@au.dk
You can also contact WISEflow support directly:
Margit Grønborg
Mail: bss.it@au.dk
Direct tel.:+45 2166 9688
If you are having administrative troubles, you should contact:
Aarhus BSS Studies Administration:
See contact information here:
https://studerende.au.dk/en/studies/subject-portals/aarhus-bss/aarhus-bss-student-services/
Department of Business Developement and Technology:
Aarhus BSS Studies Administration, Herning
Birk Centerpark 15
7400 Herning
Contact information