What is a supervised activity?
Activity supervision collects certain observable signals during participation to help the responsible person understand the conditions under which a session has taken place.
What is it for?
Section titled “What is it for?”It allows contextualizing incidents, such as interruptions or changes in working conditions, when the corresponding control is active.
What does it not mean?
Section titled “What does it not mean?”An incident is not proof of misconduct. A tab change or an interruption can have many legitimate causes.
Supervision should not replace the teacher’s judgment nor automatically turn a signal into a sanction, a grade, or a submission.
Before starting
Section titled “Before starting”Supervision conditions must be communicated clearly to the participant. The type of activity, the device, and the configured options may determine which controls apply.