Over the past year, many instructors started using Proctorio for remote proctoring in Canvas. In August, the license will expire. However, with a few modifications, you can reuse those quizzes in Canvas. Step 1. Copy the quiz to your new Canvas course There is more than one way to copy a quiz to a Canvas
The Institute for Excellence in Teaching & Learning’s (IETL) annual January Conference on Teaching (JanCon) will include an array of programming on teaching and learning topics held Tuesday, January 19 – Friday, January 22, via Zoom, in collaboration with Educational Technology Services. Preliminary programming includes workshops on: Open Educational Resources (OER), Hypothesis (new collaborative annotation
I don’t know about you, but I am feeling pummeled by so many happenings right now: elections, election protests, concern about escalating virus cases both on campus and in my social circles, fires, inclement weather, shorter daylight hours, overwhelmed students in my classes, concerns about how best to prepare for teaching in 2021, and also
Faculty are invited to join a Proctorio Roundtable Discussion on Wednesday, November 18, from 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. via Zoom. Proctorio is a test monitoring software that can be integrated into Canvas quizzes. At this roundtable discussion, you will hear from both faculty who feel that they must use Proctorio to ensure the integrity of
Dear Chapman University faculty, Proctorio is a remote proctoring tool integrated into Canvas quizzes that helps maintain online exams’ academic integrity. It allows instructors to choose settings that manage how an exam is proctored. Proctorio offers an array of settings. However, it is up to you to select your preferred settings depending on your course