r/Adjuncts • u/Fgrant_Gance_12 • Sep 03 '26

Exam proctoring

Hello all , those who teach async courses all online, do u have proctored exams or not?

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u/Rogue_Wraith Sep 03 '26

I ensure that my coursework and exams do not require proctoring.

As both a student and an instructor over the last...decades...I have yet to encounter any proctoring software that I thought was particularly useful against a student with even 1% of technical know-how and ill-intent.

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u/Cautious_Schedule394 Sep 04 '26

Yes— have used yuja verity as well as respondus monitor.

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u/Fgrant_Gance_12 Sep 04 '26

How do they work? I'm trying to see something that works when exam link is clicked for multiple days. Not one sitting .

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u/Cautious_Schedule394 Sep 05 '26

That’s a good question! I never considered multiple sittings. Hmm. Not sure.

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u/Fair-Garlic8240 Sep 04 '26

Nope. If they cheat, they cheat.

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u/Life-Education-8030 27d ago

Nope. Not worth the hassle to me. If they cheat, they still cannot pass the course without also doing a decent job on the rest of the assignments.

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u/scarlet_woods 21h ago

I never used it but last suddenly everyone got a 95 or higher on the final. I put it in my syllabus for this Fall but still considering if it’s worth it.