A user with the role Administrator can edit user roles and Memberships.
User roles
Inspera Assessment support the following user roles.
Administrator
Has access to the user administration tool from the cogwheel. Can create users and set role and privileges.
Planner
Has access to Deliver, Monitor, and Grade. Can create tests and invite contributors. A planner needs to be a planner on a test to be able to perform planner-actions.
A planner that creates a test is automatically a contributor on the test. A planner can also be invited by another planner, and thus a test can have more than one planner.
Proctoring Scheduler
This sub-role of the 'Planner' role is available only to customers with at least one proctoring type (Inspera Recorded, Record & Review, or Live Proctoring) enabled on their tenancy.
The Proctoring Scheduler has exclusive permission to activate a proctored test.
Template administrator
Has access to Deliver, Monitor and grade. Can create, edit and share templates within their organisational unit.
Chief invigilator
Has access to the tools Deliver and Monitor. Needs to be Chief invigilator on a test to be able to monitor a test in the Deliver or Monitor tool.
Author
Has access to the Author tool. Can create question and question sets, but needs to be a contributor on a test to author question set for a test.
Invigilator
Has access to the Deliver and Monitor tool. Needs to be a contributor on a test to invigilate a test.
Grader
Has access to the Grader tool. Needs to be a contributor on a test to grade a test.
Reporter
Has access to the Report tool. Needs to be a contributor on a test to view a report.
See also the full role descriptions.
Contributors
All users, with the different user roles, need to be invited as a contributor on a test to be able to perform actions on a test.
The only exception is an author who can author questions and question sets without being a contributor and a user with extended access (see below)
Extended access
A user with extended access automatically gets the Planner role. In combination the Planner role and extended access allows the user to perform all planner actions without being a contributor on a test. A user with extended access has access to all content, thus only a few users should be granted this access.
To be able to grant another user with extended access the user administrator also needs extended access.