After our academic IT team evaluated several proctoring solutions this year, we are happy to announce we in CPH have renewed Proctorio, the university-wide electronic exam proctoring solution, through the 2026-27 academic year. Proctorio integrates with Canvas and works with the Chrome web browser to secure online tests and ensure exams are proctored fairly and impartially. This automated system allows instructors to set controls for each exam including locking down the browser, recording and ID verification options, customized behavior settings, and more. Proctorio provides virtual proctoring options for fully online courses but can also be used to secure assessments in blended and on-campus courses.

• Students will need a high-speed internet connection
• Currently, Chrome is the only supported browser
• Students will be prompted to install a required Chrome Proctorio browser extension
• If assessments are given online outside of the classroom, students will need a web camera, microphone, and their Temple ID

Video (3:08): Proctorio Overview, by Heather Porter, Associate Professor, College of Public Health

Import Reminder to Faculty - Following best practices, students should be given a proctored practice quiz before the first proctored exam. Follow the steps below to enable Proctorio in your course.

Please send a Help Request with the Canvas course IDs for all the Canvas courses in which you wish to use Proctorio. The Canvas course ID is the long number at the top left side of your Canvas course screen. Proctorio is not automatically included in your course, so you must submit a help request in order to have it enabled in your course each semester you plan to use it. After you receive confirmation from the help ticket that Proctorio has been enabled in your course, follow the steps below to install the Chrome extension and enable Proctorio in your Canvas quizzes.

Once Proctorio has been activated in your course, install and enable the Chrome Extension:

1. Open your Google Chrome browser
2. Open Canvas and go into your course
3. On the course navigation menu, click on the Secure Exam Proctor link
4. Next, follow the steps shown (see screenshot below)

• Once the plugin is installed, you will no longer see Proctorio on the left side menu.
• If you change machines, you must install the plugin on that machine as well - it is machine dependent.

1. Click on Quizzes on the left side Canvas menu
2. Click on +Quiz on the top right
3. When prompted, select Classic Quizzes. Proctorio only works with Classic Quizzes.
4. Scroll down to the Quiz Restrictions area and check the box that says Enable Proctorio Secure Exam Proctor
5. In the instructions box, please use these Sample Proctorio Instructions
6. Enter at least 1 in the Time Limit box
7. Finish naming and setting up your options. Click on the Proctorio Settings tab. You can hover over each setting and click on the blue question mark in the upper right side of each setting to learn more about each setting. Please see Enabling Proctorio for Students Using Text-To-Speech Technology to select settings to make your test more accessible.
8. Save the quiz. You will now see (Remotely Proctored) added to the name of the quiz. Do not change the name.

Video (7:43): Setting Up Your Quiz, by Heather Porter, Associate Professor, College of Public Health

1. Click on the name of the quiz that you want to review
2. Click on Review Proctorio Gradebook. A list of the students that took the test will be displayed, as well as suspicion levels for each student
3. Click on the Eye icon to view a student's test

Video (6:07): Reviewing Proctorio Results, by Heather Porter, Associate Professor, College of Public Health

• Students and instructors should always use the latest version of the Chrome web browser when interacting with a Proctorio-enabled exam; Proctorio only works, when using Chrome.

• When you are on your course page in Canvas, you can access 24/7 live chat to address any questions you have; click on the gray shield icon in the top right-hand corner of your Chrome browser.

• Direct students to Proctorio's Support for Test-Takers web page; you do not have to support the Proctorio questions or issues yourself.

• Do not change the exam title once the exam has been created.

• Do not select "Show one question at a time." This option could cause issues with the test having to load multiple times with Proctorio.

• You will not be able to change the Proctorio settings for a test once a student has started the test.

• Under “Course Information” within a Canvas course, consider creating an “Electronic Proctoring” module that contains information similar to the text below. It is also helpful to include information in the course syllabus.
  • Sample Text for Syllabus

• Prior to students taking a Proctorio quiz/exam, have students read about Proctorio and take a practice quiz configured with the exact Proctorio lockdown features that will be used in upcoming exams in the course.
  • Sample Instructions for Students
  • Sample Questions to Use for a Practice Quiz Using Proctorio

• If you are giving an in-class exam, have paper copies of the exam available as backup for students, who may have technical issues and, for some reason, cannot complete the exam electronically.

If you are not in an exam, you can always use the Live Chat button on proctorio.com/support if you have the extension installed. (Make sure your browser isn't blocking third-party cookies or the window will not open to Live Chat.)

If you have any technical issues while taking a Proctorio-enabled exam, please contact Proctorio directly as follows:

• Unlimited exams and review for one year per user
• Fully automated system for ID verification, recording, and behavioral monitoring
• Full video, audio, and desktop recording
• Instructor control of the level of security
• Flexible lockdown browser
• Hardware verification
• Centralized student records and violation reporting
• 24/7/365 support

Video (2:51): Strengths and Weaknesses of Proctorio, by Heather Porter, Associate Professor, College of Public Health

Zoom, Proctorio or a similar proctoring tool may be used to proctor exams and quizzes in this course. These tools verify your identity and record online actions and surroundings. It is your responsibility to have the necessary government or school issued ID, a laptop or desktop computer with a reliable internet connection, the Google Chrome browser and Proctorio extension, a webcam/built-in camera and microphone, and system requirements for using Proctorio, Zoom, or a similar proctoring tool.