As the COVID-19 pandemic spread around the world in 2020, e-learning and remote coursework suddenly became a topic of mainstream news. According to a study conducted by MAResearch, over 1.6 billion students worldwide were affected, and the growth of the e-learning sector was accelerated as colleges, universities, and vocational training programs sought remote solutions. The global e-learning market is predicted to grow to over $1 trillion by 2027, and remote proctoring is an integral part of that growth.

While deciding among remote proctoring services, it is important to figure out what platforms best align with your principles and are best prepared to help and improve the test-taking experience for your students. In particular, accessible web content is crucial to ensuring a fair exam experience for all test takers.

Online exams are becoming a permanent part of education at virtually every level and it’s easy to take for granted that students will be able to adapt to a remote proctoring process.  But in order to ensure that your students are experiencing the least possible impact on their testing experience as they adapt to remotely proctored exams, it’s important to understand what they’ll need.  Here are some things to consider when preparing your students for online testing with remote proctoring.

This emerging EdTech company is disrupting the rapidly growing remote proctoring industry and can now offer the TIPS nationwide collective of public entities its services directly via the three-year contract award.

The movement towards remote learning has coincided with a rise in cases of academic dishonesty. According to a survey conducted by Wiley in May of last year, 93% of instructors surveyed think students are more likely to cheat online than in person. Proctor360 takes a look at this rise in cheating and possible cures.

Innovations in E-Learning have already been transforming the way organizations deliver online tests, but remote proctoring struggles with transparency, data privacy, and biased artificial intelligence (AI). Learn how to address these challenges and how the industry can work to ensure a fair and secure exam experience.

Today Proctor360 is announcing a nationwide scholarship to support E-Learning students.  Each semester, the $1,000 scholarship will be awarded to students seeking to take academic and vocational classes online.  Our goal is to support students who can make the most of distance education. which we feel aligns with our company's mission to provide the most advanced and flexible remote test proctoring services on the market.

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With COVID-19 shaping education so drastically in a short period of time, it can be tough to decide which routes are best when it comes to ensuring academic honesty during assessments. There are holistic anecdotal analyses of remote proctoring pros and cons that can provide some helpful insight, but there is no one right way to go about it. Even though no style of testing will ever be approved by 100 percent of those impacted, self-proctoring can have great benefits for both students and universities.

COVID-19 has presented the new reality of remote learning for many students, and remote learning has presented its own set of complex challenges. But after almost a year of virtual teaching, educational institutions have started to get the hang of it, and students are beginning to see the bright side.

Education Technology Insights has named Proctor360 a Top 10 EdTech StartUp for 2020.  Read more about the company and it's innovative technology in their feature article, "Bridging The Gap Between Exam Integrity And Remote Testing".

College student Neha Panagrigrahi explores the challenges faced by higher education students during the COVID-19 pandemic and how the technology gap has hurt the perceived value of education in 2020.  She discusses the solutions many universities initially turned to and how they failed.  Her insight is highlighted by a call for learning institutions to adopt platforms that will restore the credibility of higher education and training in a post-Covid world.

When the spread of the novel coronavirus responsible for COVID-19 first reached pandemic scale in March 2020, one of the most difficult decisions many communities faced was what to do about schools.  Many institutions were ill-prepared to deliver instruction in an online setting so that students could continue their classes and training from home. 

There are mere days before the final close of our StartEngine campaign, and we are already hard at work with our manufacturers to get the initial production run completed and delivered for QA testing.  By utilizing 3D printing technology, our CTO and product designer, Kranthi Bathula has been able to approach the process of product design improvement in an agile way that is yielding fast results.

Richmond, VA – In the wake of today’s explosive announcement from the FBI about Operation Varsity Blues, testing tech company Proctor360 praises the work of law enforcement to bring the alleged criminals to justice. 46 people, including Hollywood actors and certified exam administrators, were charged with felony counts of fraud

Richmond, VA – Tech startup Proctor360 will conduct a live demonstration of their patent pending technology for industry partners, potential customers, and interested investors at 12:00 PM EST on February 28, 2019 in a soft launch event. The presentation will be held at the Mason Enterprise Center in Fairfax, VA

Learning Light, a leader in eLearning strategy, featured Proctor360 in an article this week covering cutting edge companies in the Online Proctoring segment, and they’ve singled us out as a “game-changer” in the market!  Learning Light consults for organizations to implement best-practice eLearning systems, and they recognize the value of

Richmond, VA – Scott Crumpler has joined the remote testing tech company Proctor360 as an advisor as they begin seeking investment for their 360° online test proctoring technology. Scott’s twenty year career as a marketing professional has spanned multiple roles helping companies to develop successful strategies at various stages. As