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Giving a proctored exam can help ensure the security of the exam process. Did you know that UNCG has their own proctoring website where instructors can find a selection of research insights regarding proctoring and practical steps for setting up proctoring for their class.
In additional to this resources on this site for instructors and students, you will also find information about the University Proctoring Lab (UPL), UNC Greensboro’s new in-person test-taking space, free to UNCG students.
Don’t forget that as an UNCG instructor, you may require one of the proctoring tools and services for tests and exams: Zoom or Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor. Instructors should communicate to students which service will be used either at the start of the semester or weeks in advance of the test so that they have time to obtain a webcam, find a quiet environment for their test, or make other preparations.
If you have questions, please consider reaching out to your SOE Academic Technology Specialist.
Join a group of faculty, librarians, and administrators to learn strategies for designing learning that is flexible, inclusive, and relevant to the real needs of students, faculty, and the communities where they live. Webinar participants will learn from presenters and each other in this engaging and hands-on webinar.
Facilitated by: Will Cross, Director, Open Knowledge Center & Head of Information Policy, NCSU; David Tully, Librarian for Student Success & Affordability, NCSU and Dr. Shanshan Lou, Associate Professor of Advertising, App State.
Click here to join the webinar!
Please note: The second half of the workshop will ask participants to use a tool called Hypothes.is. Please sign on prior to the webinar and register to join the group demonstration!
UNCG Libraries has another great slate of Research and Application webinars scheduled for the Fall 2022 semester. These are 30 minutes webinars about UNCG libraries research and its applications. They’re recorded and available on YouTube after the session through the UNCG Libraries webinars page. Here are the sessions and times being offered this Fall:
You can sign up for these sessions here. These webinars are also listed on the UNCG workshops page and are tagged as University Libraries , Faculty Professional Development , and Graduate Students. You’ll get a link to the Zoom session the morning of the webinar, so be sure to mark your calendars after you sign up.
Designed for new SoftChalk users, with practical examples, Q&As, and personal support from experts, SoftChalk is offering interactive short courses to allow you to get your most important questions answered. Topics we will cover together include:
Head over to the Customer Short Courses registration page to sign up and learn more about our courses.