Remote Proctoring
From admissions to end-of-program testing, you have access to a secure option to remotely proctor assessments via ATI’s partnership with Proctorio. The Proctorio platform uses machine learning to remotely proctor students from wherever they — and you — are located. You can proctor from the comfort of your home or office while your students take the assessment from their study space. When your assessments incorporate this type of secure proctoring component, you are assured of an receiving results that are an adequate representation of students’ knowledge.
USE FOR ALL PROCTORED EXAMS
You can administer all of your ATI proctored exams — from TEAS to the Comprehensive Predictor, and all exams in between — with the convenience and security that remote proctoring provides.
A SEAMLESS EXPERIENCE
The Proctorio functionality is integrated into the ATI platform, ensuring the proctor’s experience remains the same. Test takers experience the new added layers of security only after logging in to the assessment.
SCHEDULING, ON YOUR TERMS
You won’t be encumbered by blackout dates or other restrictions when scheduling a proctored assessment, providing you with flexibility and convenience.
AN ADDED LEVEL OF SECURITY
No matter where your test-taker is located, your program can feel confident that your proctored assessments are being administered in a secure environment.
Prior to an exam
Students are required to provide a photo ID, webcam photo, and e-signature verification before beginning an assessment. Once these steps are completed, the proctor will allow access to the exam.
During an exam
Once the test begins, the virtual proctor software gets to work. The student’s screen will be locked, so they will not able to open other windows. They will be monitored via webcam, microphone, and screen recording. The software will automatically flag abnormalities during the assessment, which the ATI Test Security team then reviews.
System requirements
A full list of ATI technical requirements can be found here.
The crucial need for remote proctoring.
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