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Proctoring a Web-based Exam

The following is a series of video-based tutorials that demonstrates the fundamentals of proctoring a web-based exam. The tutorials demonstrate important Pre-administration and Test Day activities such as Exam Compatibility Check, Starting the Exam Session, Monitoring the Exam Session, Reporting Incidents and Irregularities, and Ending the Exam Session.

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If you're a new user, these tutorials will help you get up to speed. Stop, rewind, replay and learn at your own pace. The series also includes three Interactive Simulations that allow you to interact with the Chief Proctor Resource Site to start, monitor, and end an exam session.

System Requirements

A minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 is required to view the tutorials. Adobe Flash 7 or higher is also required. Click the Get Adobe Flash Player button if the Adobe Flash Player is not installed on your computer.

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Please note the interface for monitoring web-based exams has been revised with a new look and feel and a Chief Proctor Access Code is no longer required to start the exam session.You may review Section 3 of the Chief Proctor's Manual, 'Using the Proctoring Software' to familiarize yourself with the new look and feel of the interface.

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Proctoring a Web-based Exam

The following is a series of video-based tutorials that demonstrates the fundamentals of proctoring a web-based exam. The tutorials demonstrate important Pre-administration and Test Day activities such as Workstation Certification, Starting the Exam Session, Monitoring the Exam Session, Reporting Incidents and Irregularities, and Ending the Exam Session.

If you're a new user, these tutorials will help you get up to speed. Stop, rewind, replay and learn at your own pace.

System Requirements

A minimum screen resolution of 1024 x 768 is required to view the tutorials. Adobe Flash 10 or higher is also required. If Adobe Flash Player is not installed on your computer, click on the Adobe Flash Player link below to download Flash.

Copyright © 2012 by National Board of Medical Examiners.