Sized to the seats
The hall’s address gets an allowance for every seat, instead of the limit for one visitor.
Exam halls
A whole lab
on one connection.
When every machine in a hall shares one internet address, most platforms see one visitor and turn the rest away at sign-in. A Medhank hall link tells us it is a room, and how many seats it has.
One hall link.
Every seat signs in.
500-seat halls, testedGrants no access on its ownA new link in one click
Four steps
before the first sign-in.
- 1
We switch halls on
Exam halls are switched on for your institution by Medhank. Ask us when you plan your first lab exam.
- 2
Mark the test as a hall test
On the test’s Exam hall tab, switch it on and enter the seats. A slot test takes its seats from its slots.
- 3
Open the link on every machine
Copy the hall link and open it on each computer in the hall before candidates arrive.
- 4
Candidates sign in as usual
With their own invited email address. The link only changes the limits for the room.
What a hall link
does, exactly.
Only while it matters
It works from shortly before the test opens until it closes, and does nothing outside that.
Grants no access
Sign-in, invitations and who may sit the test are unchanged. Someone with the link and no invitation still cannot sit.
Replaced in one click
Make a new link and the old one stops working at once, if it is ever shared beyond the hall.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
Something else? Ask us.
How many seats can a hall have?+
A hall of 500 has been tested end to end: every candidate signed in and handed in, with answers saving in milliseconds. Tell us if yours is larger and we will plan it with you.
Does the hall link let anyone sit the test?+
No. It only raises the limits for the hall’s internet address. Every candidate still signs in with the email address they were invited with.
What if the link gets out?+
Make a new one from the test’s Exam hall tab. The old link stops working at once.