Proctoring Process

1. Students will select a proctor. Qualified proctors are disinterested parties. A disinterested party is a person that would not be likely to assist the student. Good examples of disinterested parties are school librarian, teachers, clergy or a local testing center. Poor examples of disinterested parties are relatives, friends and co-workers.


2. The final course exams are closed book and your course notes cannot be used.


3. Your proctor must be with you when you are ready to take the final course exam.


4. When you are ready to begin the course exam, log into your course and click the "Lauch" button.


5. The first page will be for the proctor to complete. The proctor must enter their name and address and check the "I affirm' button.


6. Next, the student clicks "Start Exam" and can begin taking the exam.