[Athen] Proctorio

[Kluesner, Bryon]

We are using it here. A student who is blind will not be able to use it because it tracks eye movement and would flag them as looking away from the screen. We are  trying a ruthrough with Zoom on Monday, which should suffice the instructor since we can see the student and verify he didn't cheat.

Always have think out side the box and work arounds.

Bryon

Bryon Kluesner, RhD
Adaptive Technology Coordinator
Disability Resource Center
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
103 Frist Hall
Chattanooga, TN 37403
423-425-5251

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We are just now starting to recommend Proctorio, so have no user experience to share at this time.
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On Fri, Mar 20, 2020 at 1:18 PM Schafer, Carmen <schafercg at missouri.edu<mailto:schafercg at missouri.edu>> wrote:

Hello,

Our institution is seeking info on Proctorio from an accessibility standpoint (e.g., issues to be aware of and need to post to our institution, etc.)




>From what I'm finding, there used to be issues using it with a screen reader and keyboard navigation. I reviewed their current accessibility conformance report (completed VPAT) on https://proctorio.com/accessibility and it sounds like these is no longer issues.




Does anyone using Proctorio have user experiences they can share? Are there still accessibility issues that we need to be aware of to provide accommodations or workarounds, etc.? Does it still have its own built-in screen reader (if I understood that correctly)?



Thanks in advance for any information provided, as I know this is a hectic time for everyone.



Carmen Schafer

Digital Accessibility Coordinator

MU Division of IT, ACT Center

573-882-8838



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