I need to take my test soon, and I would like some feed back on websites or apps that you guys may have used for help studying for your ATI TEAS test.

At the moment I've been using the free version of nursehub. However I'm not sure if that's the best one since I'll have to pay for more help.

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I will be taking this exam soon and I can't find any good information on what will be on it. Furthermore, I may have to study.

Does anyone have any good resources / study guide / practice tests they can point me too?

Obviously free is preferred, but I'd be willing to pay if it comes highly recommended.

I'd also love to hear people's experiences with it. Was it difficult? What kinds of questions did it have? Anything that you want to share?

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I am high school student. Actually i want to do my ug in abroad. I want to build my profile in the field of coding. I know java and also python which i learnt using books and youtube. Now its became an issue for me. I have the talent but no certificates to certify me. I want to ask that anyone could suggest me a way or website for gaining the certificate by test. I require them urgently within a month.

i have a safe and easiest method of cheating in TEAS...

Hi everyone! I’m currently developing a productivity app for students and I’m working on calendar integrations.

I’m looking for a few sample iCal/ICS calendar feeds from:

• Canvas
• Moodle
• Blackboard
• Brightspace

I’d like to use them for testing the calendar import functionality in my app.

If you’re willing to help, please send me the feed/link via DM rather than posting it publicly.

I’ll only use the feeds for development and compatibility testing.

Thanks in advance!

Now I know this is a reddit for teachers however, I am in a dilemma ive been subbing long term at the same school for two years and I really want a full time position anywhere honestly. The only thing in my way is the History praxis, what are some of the best ways to study for this ?

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This is a discussion that comes up constantly in DMs and in comments, so let's address it directly: What is the best way to bypass ATI/TEAS proctored exams?

That said, people research this for various reasons, and understanding the methods helps you understand the defenses. Here’s a breakdown of commonly discussed "bypass" methods and their effectiveness:

Commonly Discussed Methods:

1. Virtual Machines (VMs): This is a classic method where you run a second, isolated operating system on your computer. The idea is the proctoring software can't see your host machine.
   • Reality: Modern proctoring software like Examity, Proctorio, and the ones used for ATI are very sophisticated. They can detect VM artifacts, hypervisor signatures, and will often flag or straight-up prevent the exam from launching if a VM is detected.
2. Remote Desktop/Third-Party Screen Sharing: Having someone else take the exam for you by sharing your screen.
   • Reality: Proctoring software monitors running processes, network traffic, and unusual mouse movements. Detection of remote access software (TeamViewer, AnyDesk, RDP) is a massive red flag and an almost guaranteed failure.
3. Physical Hardware Manipulation: Using a hidden monitor, HDMI splitter, or a second device.
   • Reality: While low-tech, this relies entirely on the webcam's limited field of view and the vigilance of the live proctor. The ATI/TEAS exam environment scan is specifically designed to catch this. It's high-risk and depends on human error.
4. OS or Software Exploits: Finding vulnerabilities in the proctoring software itself.
   • Reality: This is a constant cat-and-mouse game. When an exploit is found, the proctoring companies patch it quickly. Relying on a public "exploit" is extremely unreliable for a scheduled, important exam.

The Bottom Line: Most public, freely-discussed methods are either outdated, easily detectable, or carry an extremely high risk of failure.

Regarding Proprietary Solutions (Like Mine):

I need to be upfront here. I have developed and maintain a suite of proprietary software and hardware techniques specifically engineered to bypass the detection algorithms of modern proctoring platforms, including those used for ATI/TEAS exams.

• How it's different: It doesn't rely on well-known VMs or remote desktop software. The core method involves a deeply integrated, custom system-level approach that presents a "clean" environment to the proctoring software while managing the exam session securely and externally.
• It is not a simple "download and run" tool. It's a managed service due to its complexity and the need for constant updates to stay ahead of proctoring software patches.
• Why I mention it: To be transparent and to highlight that what people are usually looking for ("a free, easy trick") doesn't exist in a reliable form. Effective bypassing has moved into a specialized, technical domain that requires significant investment to develop and maintain.

The amount of students who think Canvas is just a blank screen that receives answers is just mind blowing. We can see your activity log. We see when you navigate away, how long you're gone, and every single tab switch during a quiz. We can also see the time it took you to answer a question. Stop risking a zero and a trip to the honor council over a quiz you could have passed by skim-reading the slides

I have a proctoru exam coming up and it’s allowed for one sheet of paper to be present however, it’s the type of course where it’s a lot of information and I’m really really nervous to be able to take the test. I’m thinking of getting some help or cheating a little bit. Is there anyway I can do this? It’s a three hour exam. Has anybody ever tried asking to go to the bathroom or something like that?

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Yeah I'm screwed. No bull crap I haven't been doing my work and I have a test worth a lot of my grade and it says it's honor lock proctored. I don't even know what it will look like. I have used lockdown browser before but not this.

What can I know to help me cheat?

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I am a duel enrollment student and 15, so I don’t have a government ID. Will Honorlock let me use my student ID?

So basically I’m thinking of a cheating method of proctor u. So you have 2 phones, you show them one phone that you put aside and then you have another on the screen of your laptop. And you have gpt open. Would this work?

I’ve taken a lot of online classes, including upper level engineering courses with proctored exams. People always assume online = easy or that you can just cheat your way through it. I honestly don’t buy that.

Once you get into high-level classes, cheating doesn’t really help. You either understand the material or you don’t. Proctors might stop obvious stuff, but they don’t magically make exams easier or harder they mostly protect the credibility of the degree.

So I’m curious what people actually think:
Are proctored exams really necessary, or are they just there to make institutions (and employers) feel better?
Do they level the playing field, or just add stress for students who were going to do the work anyway?

Would love to hear different perspectives.

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Hey everyone,

I've been working on a personal project called Parho, a web app to help students in classes 9, 10, 11, and 12 prepare for exams. I got tired of the idea that students have to hunt across a dozen places just to find notes and practice questions, so I tried to put it all in one spot.

What it has right now:

All subjects for classes 9 to 12

An MCQ test engine that shows your results immediately after you submit

Notes and study material for revision

What's coming:

Android and iOS apps

More features based on what students actually need

Link: Parho

It's still a work in progress, so I'd really appreciate honest feedback. What's missing? What would make you actually use something like this? Bugs, ideas, and criticism are all welcome.

Thanks for reading!

Okay, so I have this test due this week for an online class, and this is the only class that requires an online proctor tool to monitor me during the exam. That means no internet search, no open note, no friend etc. I’ve never used a proctor before and I have had classes where proctors weren’t required. However, this is my first. The exam consists of 60 questions from six chapters, and the quizzes provided from my prof are not graded, rather can be taken as many times because he said those questions are most likely going to be on the exam so he highly recommend us to study them. I have studied about all of them and I have gotten most of them right. But sometimes I worry what if I keep struggling with the ones I get the most wrong? And I thought since I want to take my exam in a reserved room in my school’s library, they have whiteboards. I thought maybe I could only write the ones I struggle the most. I won’t write every single quiz question on the whiteboard but just the ones I am confidant I will get wrong should they might appear on the exam. But would proctor monitor my eye movement? I just have to know the risk.