Purpose
DTA Testing Integrity supports an active supervised DTA Live Testing attempt. It gives authorized testing staff an auditable integrity timeline while a learner is taking an in-person, supervised assessment.
Information Processed
The extension stores a generated installation identity and a short-lived attempt binding in the browser. During a bound, active test attempt, DTA can receive the extension ID and version, focus and integrity events, and visited HTTP(S) page information.
DTA asks the learner to agree to browser activity reporting for each supervised attempt before connecting the extension. It checks the attempt before the extension sends a page title and URL. The extension also sends basic connection checks so DTA can verify that the browser is ready to start.
The normal evaluator view shows a page domain and title. DTA protects the full URL and does not include it in the normal timeline. A District Trainer authorized for the session, or a Settings Master, may explicitly reveal one full URL when needed; that reveal is recorded in the audit history.
Information Not Collected
The extension does not collect browsing history outside an active bound attempt, page contents, form entries, keystrokes, screenshots, camera or microphone data, cookies, downloads, passwords, or Incognito activity.
Permissions And Code
The extension uses browser storage for its installation identity, tabs and navigation permissions to identify browser navigation during an active attempt. Host access is limited to DTA origins so the extension can send integrity information to DTA. It does not load remote code.
Access And Retention
Integrity data is sent to DTA only while the extension has a valid attempt binding. Access is limited to authorized testing personnel under DTA role rules. DTA keeps the resulting event and audit records with the associated testing record according to its applicable training and audit-retention requirements.
DTA uses Chrome extension data under the Chrome Web Store User Data Policy, including its Limited Use requirements.
Questions
For questions about this policy or a supervised testing session, contact the DTA administrator responsible for that session.