Proctorio may record your webcam, your screen, or other actions during the exam session and share that information with your instructor.

Yes, there is more than enough material online to learn as much physics that you desire. In fact, I would imagine that it would be very difficult for you to succeed in the physics without learning ahead since the competition is so fierce and global.

You can find numerous physics courses currently available online for free. Courses are taught by instructors with amazing credits like Nobel Prizes and field-defining work. Topics range from introductory to Einstein’s theory of relativity, particle physics, dark energy, quantum mechanics, and more.

Proctorio does not track eye movements, but may use facial detection to ensure test takers are not looking away from their exam for an extended period of time.

The record screen option will take screenshots of the students’ entire desktop while they are within the exam. Recording the screen allows the professor to view exactly what the student was seeing on their monitor.

A: You will access Proctorio through Canvas. Proctorio uses the Internet, your computer’s webcam and microphone to monitor your activity during quizzes. If your computer doesn’t have a webcam or microphone or the ability to access the Internet, you will need to use a different computer with these capabilities.

A: No. You will see the proctor open screens on your computer if you give them access to do so. With permission from the test taker, proctors have the ability to view the screen and move the mouse and keyboard as if he or she were sitting next to the test taker.

Using Proctorio is not that difficult but the issue of unnecessary kick out and flagging is just annoying. It adds up to anxiety and other issues.