Distance Learning Testing and Proctoring

Distance Learning Testing and Proctoring

Proctoring of on-site and online examinations are common among DL courses offered by UAH, in order to ensure the integrity of both the student completing the exam and also of the content presented in the examination itself. DL policy requires the DL student to identify someone in the student's local region that is willing to serve as a testing proctor. 

Local students who are registered as DL students are expected to take examinations with the on-campus class, if they normally attend lectures with the live class. Students should gain instructor approval to deviate from this policy. Exams are proctored from the DL office for local students who do not attend classes held live, and are facilitated by the UAH COE DL office for remote DL students. These proctored examinations should be scheduled through the DL Administrative Assistant (256) 824-6976 or luke@ise.uah.edu .


Guidelines for local proctoring at UAH are as follows:

Remote (defined as outside of Madison Country in mailing and physical address) DL student exams must go through a designated, certified proctor. Students are responsible for identifying the appropriate proctor at their location and submitting the name and contact information to the DL Administrative Office as soon as this information is known, through use of the Proctor Consent Form. The UAH DL Administrative Office will then contact and certify the proctor.
Please note that exams are sent directly to the proctors with instructions for administration, after the Proctor Certification Process is completed.