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Virtual Proctoring
Virtual proctoring is available via Proctorio, an automated remote proctoring tool that works with assessments in UNM Learn. This secure, easy-to-use, and customizable solution offers a viable alternative to a physical proctor or testing center. Proctorio supports newer models of instruction by providing oversight outside of the classroom for higher-stakes tests, as well as lockdown browser features and exam-stealing deterrents. Use the following resources to guide you through using virtual proctoring at UNM:
About Virtual Proctoring and Sign up
Want to know more about what Proctorio is, and what it does? And/ or ready to sign up? The first step is to fill out the request form asking that the tool to be enabled in your class or classes in an upcoming semester. You will also need to attend a training session.
Deadlines are as follows:
Spring terms - November 1st
Summer terms - April 15th
Fall terms - July 1st
Getting Started
This page explains how to do the initial set up in your Learn course, enable virtual proctoring, customize proctoring settings on a test, view results in the Proctorio Grade Book, and more.
Guidelines and Best Practices
This page provides helpful tips for each phase of process, including a list of hardware requirements, and recommendations for practice tests, settings, and communications with students. Reading through it will give you and your students the best chance of a smooth and convenient transition to virtual proctoring.
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