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​Notaries can proctor exams for online students.

6/21/2018

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Notaries are well-qualified to serve as proctors. A background check is the key qualification for a proctor
Many educational institutions are expanding their curriculum to allow students to take classes and study online. But when it comes to taking tests, it’s still essential to have a physical proctor present to ensure students don’t cheat.
When a student takes tests for an online course, typically the student is required to take the test outside the home — a business or anywhere outside the residence with an Internet connection. To ensure academic integrity, an Independent Test Proctor is typically assigned to meet the student at the testing location. Notaries are well-qualified to serve as proctors.
Though proctoring does not require a Notary commission, many Notaries are background checked, whether through the commissioning process as in California or individually as part of working as a signing agent A background check lets the school know the Notary is a model citizen. The student knows the Notary is trustworthy and can be comfortable.
Notary Services etc., offers a Proctored Exam Testing Site. 
How it works:
1.            The Examinee arranges to have testing instructions, a copy of the exam and an acknowledgement sent to Notary Services etc.  office via mail, fax, email or courier, app or online portal.
2.            When the Examinee arrives for his appointment, (s)he is verified and logged in by furnishing a valid form of identification; then administered the exam at one of our internet accessible workstations. Exams can be taken on paper or online.
3.            Upon completion of your examination, Notary Services etc., will certify your exam for forwarding to the receiving agency.
Students
Students taking exam.  Some of your distance courses require you to take proctored exams. Your instructor will indicate this requirement via the course catalog, course syllabus, a Canvas announcement, or an email. Not all your courses may require proctored exams.
⦁              Schedule 1-2 weeks prior to your exam.
⦁              Every educational institution has a process in place on how to schedule your exam through a proctor.
⦁              Your exam information will be emailed to your proctor within 3 weeks of your exam.  You will receive a confirmation email to your email letting you know that is has been sent.
⦁              You should contact your proctor before your appointment to ensure that they have your exam information.  If they do not have your exam information, please contact Campus Testing and it can be resent.
⦁              Then your exam information will be emailed to your proctor within 3 weeks of your exam.  You will receive another confirmation email letting you know the exam information has been sent. .
Bring a form of photo identification.
Bring any items allowed by your instructor for the exam (e.g. calculator, book, notes, etc.).
Reminder: Cell phones, laptops, tablets and/or PDAs are not allowed during your exam.
It’s that simple call 661-864-7647 if you need the service of a test proctor!
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9/25/2021 12:23:45 pm

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