Proctorio is available to all faculty to provide remote proctored online assessments for their students regardless of course modality with no added proctoring fees to students.
Always use Google Chrome to set up or change Proctorio exam settings to maintain exam integrity.
Proctorio is an online third-party remote proctoring service that allows for proctored Canvas exams and quizzes to be taken at home with a student’s computer. Students can access the Proctorio servers 24 hours a day and every testing session is recorded. This is not a live proctoring system. Each testing session is recorded, and the software flags any suspicious behaviors for review by the Professor. The program includes a lock down browser to prevent students from accessing other digital files from the machine they are testing on.
Proctorio is compliant with WCAG 2.0 AA standards for students reliant upon screen readers and keyboard navigation. Please visit Proctorio’s Accessibilitypage for more information.
Proctorio settings allow for exams to be released for individual students utilize the testing center or a certified exam proctor. Review the Proctorio Flexible Exam Settings Guide for instructions.
If you have a student with a current accommodation letter you received formally from the Office of Accessibility Services, make sure you complete these important steps after making your Proctorio exam flexible:
There are several resources available to assist in learning to use Proctorio for your Canvas assessments:
The Office of Teaching & Learning (OTL) will provide full support to faculty using Proctorio through workshops, individual consultations, tutorials and walk-in support.