Student Response Service User Instructions: Rogramme Esource Entre
Student Response Service User Instructions: Rogramme Esource Entre
Introduction
The web-based student response service is available to all IB world schools and enables teachers to
view student responses to specimen on-screen examinations. The service requires the upload of
candidate response files, which are generated once an examination ends; PDF versions of the
responses are subsequently returned via email. All examination packages available to download
from the programme resource centre are compatible with the service.
After an examination is completed, the candidate response files should be retrieved from each
applicable device; on a Mac, they are saved to the Documents folder and on a Windows device,
they are saved to a folder within the Documents folder, called “IB MYP Runtime”. The relevant
folder will open automatically when the package is exited.
Note: A candidate response file will not be generated if the examination package is “Quit” using the
option in the Assistance tab.
If a student does not wish to utilise the full two hours allocated, they should use the Finish early
option. Alternatively, the invigilator can access the Invigilator Menu and exit the package via the End
examination option.
These are valid methods of quitting the examination package that will ensure generation of a
response file.
Response files can be uploaded via “drag and drop” or by clicking Browse and selecting the files from
the appropriate location.
All selected files will immediately appear.
Click Close Session and you will be directed back to the initial language selection screen. The upload
process can then be repeated, if desired.
The email will be sent from [email protected]. You may wish to add this address to your list of
trusted/safe senders, to avoid any messages diverting to your spam/junk/quarantine area.
• This link will expire after 7 days. If the PDFs have not been accessed before this time, it will be
necessary to complete the upload process again.
• Files are downloaded as a .zip file, which will contain an individual PDF per candidate.
• The PDF will only contain student responses, not the examination questions.