This page outlines remote assessment tools and resources for faculty. Virtual proctoring software is offered by the university at no cost to students. A new assessment tool, Respondus LockDown Browser, is now available for instructors to use. Both virtual proctoring and Respondus LockDown require a Canvas assessment. The Testing Center will offer exam conversion services by request.
Boise State’s Proctoring Solutions (Policy 8170) outlines your responsibilities as an instructor for on-campus, off-campus, or virtual proctored exams or assessments, and for notification of any costs to your students.
Promoting Academic Integrity in a Remote Assessment Environment
There are many solutions in addition to remote proctoring which serve to promote academic integrity — these can include assessment design, use of LMS technical features, and explicit conversation with students to introduce academic integrity concepts.
Available Assessment Tools
Honorlock
Boise State’s virtual proctoring solution. Honorlock combines human proctors with AI to secure exams. This tool requires a stable internet connection and is recommended for medium to high stakes exams. Exams are administered on-demand, without an appointment.
Respondus LockDown
Respondus LockDown is a web browser that restricts access to other webpages, applications, and keyboard shortcuts until the test is submitted. LockDown does not include monitoring functionality, it is typically used in a proctored setting. It is recommended for use with exams or quizzes that are low to medium stakes.