E_G_R2 Posted Tuesday at 12:27 Posted Tuesday at 12:27 So we are moving to follow on printing and finally getting rid of the majority of the 55 printers that we have. The plan is not to have printers in the IT suits. The Exam Officer has got wind of the plan and is in a flap. We do a few exams for SEND pupils using ExamPro and on completion they print the scripts (X2) and the student then signs each page. Anyone do something similar without the printer in the exam room and how does the Exam people handle it?
DWilson1997 Posted Tuesday at 12:32 Posted Tuesday at 12:32 We don't have printing in IT suites usually, however it is similar for our computer science. We just put a printer in the room for the exam and map it via a powershell script. The followme is then the backup option. Works well.
andy_b Posted Tuesday at 12:33 Posted Tuesday at 12:33 Without knowing any information about how you have things setup, its hard to tell - but maybe Delegated Print release? https://www.papercut.com/kb/main/DesignatedPrintReleaseConfiguration/
kennysarmy Posted Tuesday at 12:40 Posted Tuesday at 12:40 Our exam team accompany the students, assist them in releasing the jobs (as the invigilators know their password, but they don't) then they sign and off they go.
E_G_R2 Posted Tuesday at 12:55 Author Posted Tuesday at 12:55 20 minutes ago, andy_b said: Without knowing any information about how you have things setup, its hard to tell - but maybe Delegated Print release? https://www.papercut.com/kb/main/DesignatedPrintReleaseConfiguration/ Its not the technical setup its the physical. If there is no printer in the room and you have follow on printing what do you do about printing the exam scripts during the exam.
kennysarmy Posted Tuesday at 12:59 Posted Tuesday at 12:59 3 minutes ago, E_G_R2 said: Its not the technical setup its the physical. If there is no printer in the room and you have follow on printing what do you do about printing the exam scripts during the exam. The students are taken to the printer where the job is released - not sure I understand your question 😕
andy_b Posted Tuesday at 13:02 Posted Tuesday at 13:02 exam_user1, exam_user2 etc... One single "invigilator" account with delegated release setup for exam_users. Invigilator goes (with or without pupils) to printer and uses their account to release all the jobs.
E_G_R2 Posted Tuesday at 13:06 Author Posted Tuesday at 13:06 5 minutes ago, kennysarmy said: The students are taken to the printer where the job is released - not sure I understand your question 😕 That was a reply to Andy_B As its SEND, pupils finish at different times but I'm pushing for the invigilator (one of two in the room) to go and release/collect the jobs for signing. I want to resist having a special 'exams' printer before that escalates to a 'special' pastoral printer and a 'special' KS3 office printer. 1
E_G_R2 Posted Tuesday at 13:12 Author Posted Tuesday at 13:12 For those who provide a 'special' printer is this because of push back from the Exams Officer or other reasons?
AlistairB1983 Posted Wednesday at 10:50 Posted Wednesday at 10:50 22 hours ago, E_G_R2 said: So we are moving to follow on printing and finally getting rid of the majority of the 55 printers that we have. The plan is not to have printers in the IT suits. The Exam Officer has got wind of the plan and is in a flap. We do a few exams for SEND pupils using ExamPro and on completion they print the scripts (X2) and the student then signs each page. Anyone do something similar without the printer in the exam room and how does the Exam people handle it? Here we get the student to save it on a USB (they use laptops) and they're then escorted back to my office (Data & Exam Manager) where I can print it and collect it for them to then sign every page. The only exam for which printers are necessary for us within the IT suite themselves is A Level Computer Science Paper 1 (coding), due the entire test being required to be on computer. Otherwise it's laptops + USBs + me printing on their behalf for everyone.
MatthewL Posted Thursday at 15:24 Posted Thursday at 15:24 If needed you just just the output queue and share to those that need and let it direct print if you wish (well with PaperCut I did this many times) just limited who had it deployed.
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