Online Proctoring

Online math courses may use one of the following methods for proctoring exams.

Honorlock Proctoring

Honorlock is a hybrid proctoring solution which combines automated AI generated flags with live “pop in” proctors. Honorlock will monitor the live proctoring session and create a recording for instructors to review later. As Honorlock’s AI identifies potential exam integrity issues, an Honorlock proctor will check in to monitor the session more closely. If necessary, the proctor will join the session and ask the student to remove all unpermitted resources or stop the prohibited behavior.

To use Honorlock, students need to download and install the Honorlock extension for Chrome.
These are the minimum system requirements to use Honorlock.
Your instructor may have additional equipment and software requirements. It is the student’s responsibility to test out their equipment and ensure that they are comfortable with the test procedure before the exam.

Detailed instructions and a sample Honorlock test can be found on your Blackboard course site.

Official Honorlock Proctoring protocol for UND Math

ProctorU Live+ Proctoring

ProctorU Live+ is an online proctoring service which allows the student to take an exam with a “live” virtual proctor. ProctorU Live+ is available for no charge for UND Online students.

To take an exam with ProctorU, students need to have a computer with audio/video recording capabilities and a stable internet connection.
It is the student’s responsibility to schedule a time to take their exam with ProctorU and to test out their equipment and connection prior to the test.

Learn more about ProctorU Live+, including a video walkthrough of the entire process.

Zoom Proctoring

Some instructors may choose to proctor exams (or makeup exams) live via a Zoom (or Teams or Blackboard Collaborate) meeting. For such exams, students may be required to log in to the meeting through a second device/phone.

This device will be positioned in a way that allows the proctor to see the student’s work area, as well as computer screen.
To take such an exam, students will require a device capable of connecting to a Zoom meeting (with audio and video) as well as a computer to access the exam on Blackboard. They may also require a printer/scanner for the exam and should discuss these requirements with their instructor.