WISEflow (also known as AssessmentUCL)

WISEflow (also known as AssessmentUCL)

There are a number of different assessment tools and platforms supported at UCL. For more information on the most suitable option for your assessment, take a look at the Assessment Matrix!

WISEflow (AssessmentUCL/AUCL) is a dedicated end-to-end digital assessment platform with Portico integration, aimed at enhancing the design and delivery of assessment at UCL.

Link to WISEflow:  https://uk.wiseflow.net/ucl

Select the UCL authenticator when logging in:

If the UCL authenticator is not available, click Search for your institution and select University College London - AssessmentUCL LIVE from the list:

A screenshot of different login authenticators for accessing AssessmentUCL (WISEflow). The button to search for an institution is highlighted.
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If your department is thinking about running departmental assessments on WISEflow (AssessmentUCL), please view our recommendations and next steps for departments.

User guides:

Manager   Author  Marker (Assessor)  -  Moderator (Reviewer)  -  External Examiner (Reviewer)  -  Student (Participant)

What is WISEflow (AssessmentUCL) ?

 

The AssessmentUCL (WISEflow) platform is UCL's branding of the WISEflow platform. Guidance and documentation will refer to WISEflow (AssessmentUCL).

WISEflow uses different terminology to UCL so below are some useful definitions.

WISEflow terminology

UCL terminology

WISEflow terminology

UCL terminology

WISEflow

AssessmentUCL (WISEflow) (AUCL -(WISEflow)

Flow

Assessment e.g. exam, essay, report

Flow type

Assessment type e.g. oral, written exam, multimedia

Participant

Student

Assessor

Tutor (first or second marker)

Author

Module Lead, Tutor (or Exam Liaison Officer, Teaching Administrator)

Reviewer

Module Lead, External Examiner, Exam Board Chair

Manager

Exam Liaison Officers, Teaching/Programme Administrators

Supporter

Digital Assessment Advisor, Faculty Learning Technologist Leads, Digital Education Support Analysts and Central Assessment Team

What assessments can be run on WISEflow (AssessmentUCL)?

If you wish to run your assessments on WISEflow for the first time, it is recommended that you submit your request via MyServices at least 8 weeks in advance of the start date of the assessment.
See the guidance for departments or programmes considering onboarding their assessments to the WISEflow platform.

Flow Type

Description

Features

Suitable for following assessment types
(refer to UCL's Assessment Operating Model)

FLOWassign

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File-based assessment where students upload a PDF file submission (file size: 200MB)

  • PDF file (up to 200MB)

  • Appendix (if enabled): files up to 5GB in other formats

  • In-line annotations (e.g. highlighting)

  • Turnitin similarity report

  • Section based marking - via Rubric Based Assessments

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Take-home papers

  • Coursework and other assignments (e.g. essays, reports)

  • Dissertation/research project

FLOWlock

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Tests with a set assignment, where participants write their submissions in an editor inside WISEflow.

The assessment can be set up with or without the use of the WISEflow lockdown browser.

  • WISEflow lockdown browser (optional)

  • Whitelisting of approved resources.

  • In-built text editor and word count.

  • Automatic saving.

  • Controlled-conditioned exams

FLOWmulti

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Online assignments authored on the platform.

Includes multiple question types, multiple-choice, interactive questions, multiple questions including essay type questions etc.

  • 50 different question types available (free-text, embedded images etc)

  • Auto-scored and manually scored questions.

  • Statistics/ data analytics

  • Annotation comment

  • Section based marking available

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Controlled-conditioned exams with lockdown browser

  • Take-home papers

  • Quizzes and In-class tests

FLOWhandin

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Allows submission of various digital formats (audio and video files) as well as PDF, Word and Excel. File limit: 5GB

  • Various digital formats accepted

  • One or more files up to 5GB

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Coursework and other assessments (where Turnitin is not required - e.g. portfolios)

FLOWattend

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Can be used as a grade and feedback repository.

Nothing submitted in WISEflow.

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Assessment can be hidden from student view

  • Assessments where an online submission is not required.

FLOWoral

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Enables administrative support of oral exams, such as scheduling oral exam slots. 

Nothing submitted in WISEflow, students are timetabled.

  • Markers can take notes digitally on the platform as student presents in-person or via web conference platform (Teams, Zoom etc)

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Practical exams

FLOWcombine

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Supports sequential or conditional assessments where assessment is broken down into smaller elements.

  • Combination of file types

  • Sequential or conditional assessments

  • Formative assessment (tbc)

  • Mark input

  • Summary comment

  • Rubric marking

  • Coursework and other assignments (e.g. portfolio, reflective journal, etc.)

Please note that WISEflow does not currently support peer review assessment whereby students assess the work of the fellow peers or alternatively they evaluate the peer contribution to a group project. If you are wanting support on running peer assessment, please contact your Faculty LT Lead.

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What role might I have on WISEflow?

You can have more than one role on the same assessment instance, and different roles on different assessment instances.

UCL role

Example AssessmentUCL (WISEflow) roles

UCL role

Example AssessmentUCL (WISEflow) roles

Tutor/Module Lead

Author to create assignment paper and rubrics

Assessor to mark

Reviewer to moderate any marking and in some cases to approval final assessment marks

Course Administrator

Faculty Learning Technologist Lead

Exam Liaison Officer

Manager to create assignments and track progress.
Author to support the creation of online exam content (i.e. MCQs)

 

External Examiner

Reviewer to review assessments including student submissions and marking

Student

Participant

Post Graduate Teaching Assistants

PhD students

Author to create assignment paper and marking rubrics

Assessor to mark

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How do I log into WISEflow (AssessmentUCL)?

  1. Login to WISEflow by using the direct link here: https://europe.wiseflow.net/login/license/568

  2. Click on UCL.

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  1. You will be taken to the UCL sign in page, please enter your UCL username (remember to add '@ucl.ac.uk') and your password:

 

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  1. If this is your first time logging into WISEflow, you may be asked to accept the Privacy Policy.

  2. You will now arrive on the WISEflow dashboard. Select the relevant tab at the top depending on the functions/role you need:

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Participation = this tab is for Students taking assessments on the platform

Invigilation = this tab is for invigilators of assessments on the platform

Authoring = this tab is where you can author content (i.e. for MCQ exams) on the platform

Marking = this tab is where marking of assessments can take place

Reviewing = this tab is where moderating and reviewing of assessments can take place

Managing = this tab is where staff supporting assessments can manage the set up and delivery of assessments

 

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Who does what on WISEflow (AssessmentUCL)?

For the setting up of an assessment on WISEflow platform, the table below indicates the tasks that different UCL roles and teams will perform to manage assessments.

  • CAT = Central Assessment Team (often refered to as Central Exams Team/Services)

  • DAA/LT = Digital Assessment Advisor/Learning Technologist

  • FLTL = Faculty Learning & Technology Lead

  • ELO = Exam Liaison Officer in a Department

  • TA/PA = Teaching/Programme Administrator in a Department

 

Centrally managed
assessments

Departmentally managed
assessments

Functions

Integrated

CAT

DAA/FLTL

ELO/TA

Integrated

CAT

DAA/FLTL

ELO/TA

Create assessment via SITS integration

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

No

Populate participation and assessment deadlines

Yes

Yes

No

No

No

(manual)

Yes

Yes

No

Check/edit assessment basic information (quality check)

 

Yes

Yes

Yes

 

Yes

Yes

Yes

Add pdf file assignment: FlowAssign

 

Yes

No

Selected
depts only

 

No

No

Yes

Add online assignment: FlowMulti

 

No

No

Yes

 

No

No

Yes

Add multimedia assignments: FlowHandin

 

No

No

Yes

 

No

No

Yes

Upload additional material to assessments

 

No

No

Yes

 

No

No

Yes

Add/edit cover sheet

 

Yes

No

No

 

Yes

Yes

No

Set up marking and feedback options

 

No

Yes

Yes

 

No

No

Yes

Add additional markers to assessment (Assessor role):
users not recorded in SITS

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Add additional moderators to assessment (Reviewer role):
users not recorded in SITS

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Add additional Authors to assessment:
users not recorded in SITS

Yes

No

No

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

Add additional Managers:
users not recorded in SITS

Yes

Yes

No

No

Yes

No

No

No

Section (item) based marking: allocate questions to markers - FlowMulti and Rubric based assessments

 

 

No

 

No

 

Yes