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Windows exam platform

Secure, school-managed digital assessment delivery.

Lockedscreen is a Windows desktop application used by schools to deliver controlled digital exams and assessments, with support for structured exam setup, secure delivery, and school-managed result workflows.

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What Lockedscreen is

Lockedscreen is a Windows desktop application used by schools to deliver controlled digital exams and assessments.

The application helps teachers and school administrators create or import exams, configure secure exam packages, connect selected exams to supported learning platforms, and manage student submissions in a controlled exam environment.

What Lockedscreen does

  • Creating app-based exams that run inside the Lockedscreen desktop application.
  • Running link-based exams in a controlled browser-style exam session.
  • Assigning exams to specific classes or candidate IDs.
  • Requiring an exam start code before students can begin.
  • Applying exam timers and automatically recording submissions when time expires.
  • Recording local student submissions, scores, timestamps, and result-sync status.
  • Connecting teacher-selected exams to Google Classroom where a school has configured Google integration.
  • Supporting optional grade-sync workflows configured by the school.

Google Classroom integration

When a school enables Google Classroom integration, Lockedscreen may request permission from a teacher's Google account to support teacher-authorized classroom workflows.

  • Identify the signed-in teacher.
  • List Google Classroom classes available to that teacher.
  • Read selected classroom coursework and roster information.
  • Create or connect exam-related coursework where the teacher chooses to do so.
  • Access Google Drive files only where needed for the configured classroom workflow.
Lockedscreen uses Google permissions only for teacher-authorized school exam workflows.

Who uses Lockedscreen

  • Schools
  • Teachers
  • Examination administrators
  • Invigilators
  • Students taking assigned assessments

Students use Lockedscreen to enter their assigned student details, open assigned exams, complete responses, and submit their work under the school's exam rules.

Security and exam control

Lockedscreen provides secure-session controls, exam timing, access rules, and kiosk-assist features. Strong lockdown depends on proper school configuration, supervised devices, Windows kiosk policies, and approved deployment practices.

Schools should test Lockedscreen on their own devices before using it for formal examinations.