Proctoring
Proctoring Options for DL Courses
The University of North Florida is committed to the academic integrity of its distance learning courses. Instructors may elect to use online or on ground proctoring options for exams in their DL courses in order to authenticate student identity and promote academic honesty.
Online
Online proctoring allows students to take exams from any location using their computer's webcam and internet connection. Two types of online proctoring services are available for distance learning courses at UNF. RemoteProctorNow (RPN) provides record and review proctoring, while Honorlock utilizes a combination of artificial intelligence and live proctor support to identify and address potential testing violations. The matrix below outlines the differences between the services. CIRT can consult with instructors to identify the tool that will best meet their needs. If you are interested in utilizing an online proctoring services for your course assessments please contact cirtlab@unf.edu.
| Information |
Remote Proctor Now (RPN) |
Honorlock |
| Which courses can use this tool? |
Distance Learning only, up to 6 tests per course
|
Distance Learning only |
| Type of Proctoring |
Webcam view and desktop are recorded and reviewed by 2 proctors after test. Instructor is able to review a violation report and recorded sessions. |
Webcam view and desktop are recorded and monitored by AI during the test; live proctors will initiate a chat session with the student if a high-level violation is detected. Instructor is able to review a violation report and recorded sessions. |
| Authentication |
Students show photo ID at the beginning of each test; included in proctor review
|
Students show photo ID and perform a room scan at the beginning of each test; included in instructor review |
| Student Scheduling |
Not required: available on demand
|
Not required: available on demand |
| Practice Test |
Yes
|
Yes |
| Student Cost |
None
|
None |
| Required Equipment |
Webcam/microphone; desktop or laptop computer |
Webcam/microphone; desktop or laptop computer |
| Canvas Integration |
Yes- students access test from Canvas and instructor reviews exam reports from Canvas
|
Yes- students access test from Canvas and instructor reviews exam reports from Canvas |
| Technical Support |
Via RPN 24/7 Helpdesk
|
Via 24/7 Honorlock live chat or email support |
| Customized Exam Rules |
Yes
|
Yes |
| Recording Availability |
Within 3 days, available for 3 months
|
Within 24 hours, available for up to 12 months |
| Rule Violations |
Flagged in recordings
|
Flagged in recordings |
| Additional Information |
Learn more about RPN |
Learn more about Honorlock |
On Ground
Scheduled Exams
UNF's definition of distance learning allows for up to 8 hours of classroom contact in a 3 credit hour course. Instructors can choose to have the class meet only for exams if they work with their department to schedule space and advertise the planned meeting times in advance of course registration. For more information, see the Hybrid and Distance Learning Course Delivery page.
Department-Organized Testing
Instructors can make arrangements within their program or department to reserve space in campus computer labs for proctored testing for student able to attend campus.
National College Testing Association
UNF is a member of the Consortium of College Testing Centers (CCTC), a free referral service provided by the National College Testing Association (NCTA) to facilitate distance learning. The purpose of the CCTC is to make test administration services available to students at educational institutions away from their campuses. Those testing centers typically require a per-test fee.
https://ncta.memberclicks.net/find-a-cctc-participant
