Can Proctorio hear you?
Can Proctorio hear you?
No. Proctorio does not track eye movements, but may use facial detection to ensure test takers are not looking away from their exam for an extended period of time. This simply detects the presence of a face interacting with the exam window.
Can you cheat on StraighterLine?
Recently we announced that StraighterLine will begin requiring proctored final exams. Cheating methods include plagiarism, having others take exams, copying and sharing or selling test items, taking exams in groups, searching for test answers during exams and more….
How does ProctorU verify identity?
In order to verify your identity as a test-taker, you will need to display your photo identification to the camera prior to the commencement of your test. The photo identification must match the requirements of your certification or testing institution….
Can I use a Chromebook for ProctorU?
Also included is a list of technology not currently supported by ProctorU….Equipment Requirements.
| TYPE | MINIMUM | RECOMMENDED |
|---|---|---|
| Chromebook Users (Only for Automated Proctoring. Is not Supported for Live Proctoring) | Chrome device is running the latest version of Chrome OS. | Chrome device is running the latest version of Chrome OS. |
How do I end a ProctorU session?
Log out of your exam site and browser: After reviewing your results, your proctor must observe you log out of the exam website and close out of all browser tabs. Close out of ProctorU chat box: This will end your session with ProctorU….
Does ProctorU use your camera?
Taking pictures or screenshots of the exam: Taking pictures while in your exam, including screenshots, is not permitted. If you’re on a Mac and have a live human proctored launch, your proctor will even turn off the ability to use your keyboard screenshot hotkeys….
Can I use an iPad for ProctorU?
You will need to use a laptop or desktop computer which meets the technical requirements. Mobile devices, tablets, iPads and phones are not supported at the moment. Android tablets (Nexus 7, etc.) …
