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E-examination

An on-campus e-examination (digital exam) means that you take the exam on site in an examination hall and that you use a specially prepared computer to read and write the answers. Here you will find out what you need to do before you take an e-examination.


How does an e-examination on campus work?

When you are about to take an e-examination, your teacher has prepared the questions in the service Inspera Assessment. If needed, the teacher has also prepared with, for example, websites, audio files or PDF files. You will write your answers using a computer provided by the University. A secure web browser will lock the computer and only show the exam content.

Here is a checklist on how to prepare yourself for taking an e-examination.

Sign up for an on-campus e-examination

You always need to sign up at least ten working days before the exam date if you intend to attend a written exam or e-examination. To be able to sign up for an exam, you must be registered on the course, and the signing up period must have opened. You can cancel your exam attendance until the time when the exam begins.

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Preparations for your e-examination

E-examinations are held on the University’s computers. This means you cannot use your own computer.

You are recommended to take a demo test before your exam date to familiarise yourself with the program Inspera Assessment, which you will use when you take your real exam.

  • Go to the webpage https://umu.inspera.com/. You can change language in the top right corner.
  • Log in with your UMU ID followed by @ad.umu.se and your password. 
  • Choose “Demo tests” and open the demo test called "1. Demo uppgiftstyper Campus”.

Before you attend your digital classroom exam, you must check that you have the login details for your UMU ID.

  • You need to memorise both the username and the password for your UMU ID. 
  • You can reset your login details here: https://administrationsverktyg.umu.se/Settings/ResetUser
  • If you do not remember your username and/or your password when you are in the exam hall, it could lead to you not being able to take your exam.

Taking an e-examination on campus

Remember to bring a valid photo ID and make sure that you have memorised the log in details for your UMU ID as you will need them to log into the university computer that you will use for your exam.

  • When you arrive at the exam hall, an exam supervisor will check your ID and direct you to a seat where a computer is prepared.
  • Log in on the computer with your UMU ID followed by @ad.umu.se and your password. 
  • Double click on the Inspera icon on the desktop.
  • Log in to Inspera with your UMU ID followed by @ad.umu.se and your password.
  • At the start of the exam time, the exam supervisors will provide you with a password that you need to start your exam. 
  • Random identity checks will be conducted during the exam.
  • Submit your exam in Inspera when you have finished writing.
  • Exit Safe Exam Browser and restart the computer before you leave the exam hall.

Settings during an exam

An e-examination in Inspera is conducted in a secure browser. At the time of the exam, a number of settings are available to you.

Settings during an exam

Take part of the exam results

Once the e-examination has been assessed and the results are published, it will be available to you in Inspera. Log in to Inspera using your UMU ID and view your result by opening the exam that you find under “Archive”.

Guide: View an assessed exam in Inspera

All students have access to their marked digital exam answers in Inspera for two years after the mark has been recorded. If you have any questions about exam answers, archiving or the retention of exam papers, please contact your department.

Support

Contact Servicedesk (the IT support) about any technical problems or questions you have around using Inspera before the exam. If you experience technical problems during the exam, the exam supervisor will help you.

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Latest update: 2026-09-14

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