Guidelines and Processes

While you are taking the proctored exam, no one else may enter the room.

The room's lighting must be sufficiently bright to qualify as daylight quality. It is best to have illumination overhead. If overhead lighting is unavailable, ensure the light source is not positioned behind you.

• You need to have a spotless table or desk.
• There can be no writing on your desk or the walls surroundings.
• The room must be as silent as possible. Television and other loud noises are not allowed.

The following things are not allowed on your desk or in use during your remote proctored exam unless the exam's stated regulations specifically allow them:

• Books
• Pens and Calculators on Paper
• Textbooks
• Laptops,
• Phones

Test-taking computers

There can be just one display or monitor on the computer you use to take the proctor exams online. For instance, if you often use your laptop plus a monitor, switch to using just the laptop's screen.

Before starting the exam, ensure no other windows or programs are open on your testing computer.

The following tools are not allowed:

Applications like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Communication apps like Skype and any webpage on the internet that isn't your course's test window.

Remote proctor test taker behavior

• It would be best to authenticate your identification using a photo ID with your name and photo on the same side.
• You cannot use headphones, earbuds, or other listening devices.
• You are not allowed to use any method of communication with anybody else.
• You are not allowed to use a phone for anything.
• Unless the exam's printed regulations expressly allow it, you are not allowed to leave the room during the exam for any reason.

More time or Specific Allowance

Before making any decisions on the exam page, speak with the course team or the disability resources at your organization if you require special accommodations or more time to complete the exam due to a disability. Before you begin your exam, the course team must confirm your request and make any necessary modifications.

Rule Violation Consequences

You risk receiving a zero on the test, and the offense will be reported if you break the guidelines for online proctoring.