AIIA is an app dedicated to user verification and validation. Using the most sophisticated AI technology, the app combines a variety of verification processes, including face recognition and geolocation position. Extremely secure and precise, AIIA offers reliable results across all platforms. No matter where you are, or what your are using, AIIA will work for you!

It allows professors and college staff, to verify and validate students. During a quiz or exam, a professor is able to request verification using AIIA. Students have to scan a QR code generated on the activity screen, then use the app for facial and location recognition. If they fail any step of the process, information regarding that failure will be displayed onto the professor's reports dashboard.

In the near future, AIIA will have multiple usages for different areas and businesses. For now, keep yourselves verified with AIIA for Colleges.

The main advantage of using the app is cheating prevention. All students are required to go through a rigorous process of verification that englobe face recognition, face / picture comparison between real time image and the institution's database, device + computer + browser locations crosscheck, and more! Therefore, while using AIIA, it is virtually impossible for an individual to deceive the system.

AIIA integrates with your institution's Learning Platform or Course Management System (CMS). Independent of the CMS your institution uses, the app and all its features will work just fine. AIIA provides also the CMS side solutions, such as dashboards and reports.

Not only verification and reports, but also a live classroom to control quizzes and exams. AIIA allows professors to have their own classroom full of students and in real time, he/she can check their statuses, verification steps, failures, and much more details.

1. Choose any of your courses or create one
2. Once inside a course, go to "Edit settings"
3. Scroll down to "Extra restrictions on attempts", and change dropdown value from "Students cognisance of AIIA policy" to "Must acknowledge before starting an attempt"

AIIA allows you, professor, to request multiple validation and verification steps. It is recommended that you request 3 in total, but it is totally up to you. For student efficiency purposes, we highly encourage professors to request one step in the beginning, another during the activity, and lastly, one step at the end.

1. Starting at a course's page, go to "Course administration"
2. Then, click "Reports"
3. Next, "AIIA access reports"
4. Lastly, select an activity and click "view details" inside the table

Once you decide via external means that a student is not faulty or not to blame for validation failure, you can certainly absolve him / her. To do so, when inside the reports monitor view, where you see the results for all students, click on the button 'Resolve case.' Once done, it cannot be recovered, but the student will be set to 'passed.'

1. Starting at a course's page, select a quiz
2. Then, click on 'Quiz administration'
3. Next, click on 'Results'
4. Finally, select 'AIIA Live report'

See a classroom in details with all students being split into 2 main categories: with and without verification issues.

For any particular person you desire to check details and progress, simply hover over their thumbnail avatar, confirm you are looking at the one you wish, then click on the plus symbol. You will notice at the bottom of the classroom that new information appears. Those are regarding the selected student, and can be as detailed as picture comparison to verification denials and mismatching locations.

To get started, simply go to your preferred store and download it.

For instance, if your college uses Moodle, Blackboard or Canvas, those are the credentials you will enter to use the app. Once you login you will not have to do it again.

If you professor decided not to use AIIA, you do not need to worry about it. However, if your activity is to be used with AIIA, you will see the QR code to scan as soon as you open your quiz/exam. The SLP (School Learning Platform) then, will prompt you to open your app and scan the code displayed on the screen. After you scan it and finish your verification process, the code will then disappear and you will be able to proceed with your work.

If you cannot find the course you are looking for, probably it is due to that course not requiring AIIA, or your educational institution did not add to the list of available courses.

According to many institutions' policies, a student is allowed to refuse the verification steps and proceed with their activity. However, keep in mind that AIIA will work the same way. It will prompt you to verify and validate during the process according to the activity's requirements, and report those denied or refused verification steps to whomever is pertinent.

If you choose not to recognize yourself, it is up to you, but there might be consequences established by your corresponding professor.