Industry News & Notes
Industry News & Notes
An Invitation To Cheat? New Data Unveils Student Perception and Willingness To Cheat In Unproctored Environments
New research provides empirical evidence bolstering the value and need for test proctoring in higher education. The study suggests students are more likely to engage in academic misconduct or cheat on unproctored tests. Results also show that students view cheating behavior as more acceptable in an unproctored environment.
ProctorU Proposes Student Bill of Rights for Remote and Digital Work
ProctorU boss moves to quell FASEA exam concerns
Crisis-driven online exam shift ‘chance to boost academic integrity’
Colleges flock to online proctors, but equity concerns remain
ETS Offers a (Nearly) Global TOEFL and GRE
A 20-Foot Cable And The Explosion Of Online Cheating
ProctorU Rapidly Expands Capacity to Support Campuses and Test-takers Affected by COVID-19 Concerns
BIRMINGHAM, Ala — As COVID-19 threatens the completion of college courses, final exams and professional certifications for millions of people across the country and around the world, ProctorU has ramped up hiring to meet an increased demand for online proctoring services. With 14 proctoring locations operating in six countries, ProctorU has a business continuity model… continue reading »
ProctorU Celebrates Women's History Month, Honoring Four Exceptional Women Who Broke Educational Barriers
The origin of Women’s History Month dates back to 1982, when it started out as Women’s History Week. By March of 1987, it had evolved into an entire month-long celebration of contributions that amazing women have made to the United States over the years. This month, ProctorU honors four trailblazing women who made a significant… continue reading »