What Is Proctoring?

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Proctoring requires a person to oversee students during a test or exam, in order to maintain the integrity of the results. It is a method of keeping cheating on tests to a minimum. Although it is not stated outright in the section on proctored exams, the use of proctors at UoPeople probably stems from their values regarding integrity. The University Catalog (2016) states that the university expects “all students, faculty, staff, and administrators to uphold the highest standards of personal integrity, honesty and responsibility.” According to the UoPeople Catalog (2016), proctors should be “responsible adults…and be at least 21 years old.” They should also “be willing to comply with policies and procedures to ensure the integrity of the

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