By Scott McFarland
05/29/2021 – Times Higher Ed
“AI was never going to be an effective substitute for human monitoring. My company, ProctorU, has always championed live monitoring by […]
By Jeffrey R. Young
05/27/2021 – EdSurge
“This week one large provider of proctoring services, ProctorU, took the unusual step […]
By Arrman Kyaw
05/25/2021 – Diverse Issues in Higher Education
“ProctorU, an academic division of Meazure Learning, the provider of remote proctoring […]
By Tawnell D. Hobbs
05/12/2021 – Wall Street Journal
“A year of remote learning has spurred an eruption of cheating among students, from grade school […]
04/30/2021 – AI thority
“Meazure Learning, a full-service testing solutions company for academic, professional and lifelong learners formed by the merger of ProctorU and Yardstick, has appointed Jason […]
By Derek Newton
04/26/2021 – USA Today
“The newest can evaluate and score applicants’ personality traits and perceived motivation, and colleges increasingly are using these tools to make admissions and […]
By Scott McFarland
03/29/2021 – Education IT Reporter
“Cheating has been a problem in academia since, I am sure, forever. But it’s undeniably worse now than it’s ever been. […]
By Josh Moody
03/31/2021 – US News and World Report
“Jarrod Morgan, founder and chief strategy officer of ProctorU, an online test proctoring service that observes students taking tests […]
By Scott McFarland
03/23/2021 – eLearning Inside
“Proctoring online exams or tests is essential. By that I do not mean it is important or simply a good idea. I […]
03/23/2021 – Today Show
“TODAY’s Savannah Sellers talks to several college students about the difficulties of online learning and why they are cheating on schoolwork during the pandemic.”…Watch […]
By Robert Kidd
03/2021 – ACE-Ed
“When it came to the logistics of administering online exams, UNE found positives. The university, which uses the online invigilation solution
By Samantha Subin
03/21/2021 – CNBC
“Proctoring companies often utilize a remote proctor who will ask students to show their identification and workspace all while recording audio and […]
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03/09/2021 – Tech & Learning
“In 2017, UNE began offering exams online with software designed to prevent student cheating. By the end of 2019, […]
By Ashley Norris
01/18/21 – eLearning Industry
“So, when people talk about using AI as part of test and exam proctoring,
By Ashley Norris
12/08/20 on eLearning Industry
“One reason that student sentiment moves in a positive direction after using proctors is that they learn […]
By Rick Hebson
11/26/2020 – EdTech Review
“People are sometimes also surprised when I tell them the extremes people go to in order to cheat. Not only are […]
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11/03/2020 – San Francisco Chronicle
“In the three months after March 15, when the pandemic triggered […]
By Amy Smith
09/29/2020 – Hechinger Report
“But equity in online learning is more than simply making sure students have decent technology and fast internet. Every student — not […]
Dr. Richard Pulido
09/28/2020 – Online Learning Consortium
“As someone who has taught both online and in-person classes for over two decades and across different institutions, […]
By Tom Little
08/17/2020 – This is Alabama
“When educators need to assure accountability in their students’ test-taking, they call on proctors to monitor the exams. As more […]
By Wade Tyler Millward
07/27/2020 – Edsurge
“Part of the issue when designing assignments and exams to deter […]
07/10/2020 – Test and The Rest
“The SAT and ACT have always been the ultimate paper-and-pencil exams, but that era is approaching its end. But how secure […]
By Wayne D’Orio
06/05/2020 – eLearning Industry
“To create this list, the staff at ProctorU summed up 7 areas of rights and expectations. While highlights are mentioned […]
“While online learning isn’t new, a sudden and national shift to it is—here’s how to keep the student experience at […]
By Dian Schaffhauser
04/30/2020 – THE Journal
“Now, ProctorU, an education technology company that specializes in online proctoring, has proposed a “student bill of rights.” The […]
