Classifying candidates

Simplify administration by utilizing groups, labels, and tags.

Created by Mustafa Ekim / January, 2023

Candidates registered in a Task can be categorized by linking each candidate to a group and multiple labels and tags.

Groups and labels are suitable for the ease of administration of the assessments, while tags play a role in further analyzing test results and personalizing emails.

Ease of administration

Groups and labels streamline administration by providing user-friendly interfaces that allow for the selection of groups and labels when loading sets of candidates or test results, as well as when supervising candidates.

The search panel offers filtering options based on groups and labels.
The search panel offers filtering options based on groups and labels.

Conducting an assessment with a large number of candidates

When facing the task of conducting an assessment with a large number of candidates, and the need to supervise all candidates in real-time, groups and labels provide a solution by dividing the candidate pool into smaller sections and assigning each section to a separate proctor or test administrator.

The real-time proctoring interface enables supervision of candidates associated with a specific group or label.
The real-time proctoring interface enables supervision of candidates associated with a specific group or label.

Facilitating category-based analysis of test results

If you seek to perform analysis based on multiple attributes, you can utilize groups, labels, and tags. Among these options, tags may be the most suitable as they consist of a key-value pair and simplify the analysis process.

Personalization of the invitation emails

Tags can be utilized to customize the invitation emails. The email builder enables you to include placeholders for specific tag values that the candidate possesses. The email builder will only display tag options if all the recipients possess the corresponding tag.

Group

The candidate's group affiliation is set in the Profile section of the candidate registration form.

  • A candidate belong to only one group.
    • It is mandatory for all candidates to belong to a group.
      Leo's group has been assigned as
      Leo's group has been assigned as "december."

      Groups serve the purpose of:

      1. Listing candidates associated with a specific group
        1. Retrieving test results of candidates within the group
          1. Supervising candidates within a group
            1. Enabling group-based analysis by providing group information in exported test results.
              In the case of a large candidate pool, utilizing groups will significantly improve the efficiency of administration.

              Labels

              Labels, in contrast to groups, are optional and a candidate can be associated with multiple labels.

              The Meta section of the candidate registration form allows for the configuration of a candidate's labels.

              The candidate has been designated with the
              The candidate has been designated with the "math class" and "former employee" labels.

              Labels serve the purpose of:

              1. Listing candidates affiliated with specific labels.
                1. Retrieving test results of candidates affiliated with specific labels.
                  1. Supervising candidates affiliated with specific labels.
                    1. Facilitating label-based analysis through the inclusion of label information for each test in the exported data.

                      Tags

                      Just like labels, tags are not required and a candidate can have multiple tags assigned. Although tags are not available as an option for listing sets of candidates or test results, they can still be displayed alongside the listed candidates and test results and enable text-based searches on the loaded items.

                      Tags serve the purpose of:

                      1. The export manager enables the association of tags with each test result, enabling further analysis by considering the tags each result is linked to.
                        1. You can include the specific tag values assigned to the candidates within the invitation email.

                          Just like labels, the associated tags of each candidate can be set in the Meta section of the candidate registration form.

                          The candidate has two tags assigned to them:
                          The candidate has two tags assigned to them: "City" with the value "Tokyo" and "Year" with the value "2023.

                          Author

                          Mustafa Ekim

                          Mustafa Ekim, founder of TestInvite and QuizCV, brings nearly a decade of expertise in building online assessment platforms for custom, secure tests.
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