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Proctor360
Flexible and secure remote proctoring solutions for online exams

What is Proctor360?

Proctor360 offers an end-to-end remote proctoring platform designed to deliver flexible and secure online exam monitoring solutions. The platform features multiple proctoring types including AI auto-proctoring, single webcam live proctoring, multi-cam live proctoring, and the proprietary 360 Total View™ system with a specialized testing headset. These options allow institutions to configure each exam with appropriate security levels based on their specific requirements.

The technology incorporates automated check-in, ID verification, screen recording, camera monitoring, and audio capture to maintain testing integrity. Live proctoring options include real-time intervention capabilities and secure exam password entry. The platform supports various testing scenarios including higher education, professional certification, pre-employment testing, and ECI-regulated exam content, providing organizations with complete control over their online testing security protocols.

Features

  • 360 Total View™ Proctoring: Patented testing headset with 360-degree camera for complete environment monitoring
  • AI Auto-proctoring: Automated check-in, ID verification, and incident flagging without human intervention
  • Multi-cam Live Proctoring: Uses cell phone as second camera for enhanced visibility and security
  • Flexible Configuration: Multiple proctoring types can be configured per exam based on security requirements
  • 24/7 Availability: Round-the-clock proctoring services for global testing needs

Use Cases

  • Higher education institutions conducting online exams
  • Professional certification organizations administering remote tests
  • Companies performing pre-employment skills assessments
  • Testing centers needing remote proctoring software
  • ECI-regulated exam content administration

FAQs

  • What types of proctoring does Proctor360 offer?
    Proctor360 offers AI auto-proctoring, single webcam live proctoring, multi-cam live proctoring, 360 Total View™ proctoring, and proctoring software for testing centers.
  • How does the 360 Total View™ system work?
    The 360 Total View™ system uses a proprietary testing headset with a 360-degree camera that captures the test candidate's entire environment during proctored sessions for enhanced security.
  • Can Proctor360 handle different types of exams?
    Yes, Proctor360 supports various exam types including higher education exams, professional certification tests, pre-employment assessments, and ECI-regulated content with flexible configuration options.
  • Is there automated identity verification?
    Yes, Proctor360's AI auto-proctoring includes automated ID verification as part of the check-in process to ensure test-taker authenticity.
  • What support is available for test candidates?
    Test candidates can access support through the Support Portal for scheduling exams, troubleshooting, and getting assistance during testing sessions.

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