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quick question about Study.com exam
#1
Quick question for those of you that use Study.com

My son finished all the unit exams and is taking his practice final today. I logged in and tried to get his credit-final scheduled, but I'm confused.

The tab took me to the register - download software - take the exam - get your results page. I clicked through all of that but now it says "The exam could take several hours and must be completed in one try. After you click the button below and register for the exam, you will need to take the exam immediately and you will lose an exam attempt if you fail to do so.

By pressing the button below, I certify that I have met all requirements and am ready to take this exam now."

So, before I push that button- what's going to happen? Am I going to get to schedule his test with proctor U for tomorrow or is the exam going to open now (which we DON'T want today)? I thought we had to schedule it first??

:ack: thanks!
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#2
They actually don't use a live proctor like ProctorU. It's automated software that guides you through the authentication process and records you.

To answer the question, yes, you'll take the exam right away when you click that button. They give you a password/access code (and also email it to you) so you can open the exam.
COMPELTED
CLEP: Calculus (75), Precalculus (71), Info Sys and Comp Apps (78), College Mathematics (63), College Algebra (65).
SL: Calc I, Calc II, C++, Intro to Religion, Intro to Business, Business Ethics, Prin of Mgmt, Bus. Law, A&P I, A&P II
Study.com: Principles of Marketing, Microbiology
edX: Intro to Dif. Eq., Linear Dif. Eq.
UND Ind. Study: Discrete Math
APU/AMU: Linear Algebra, Mathmatical Modeling
TECEP: Nutrition
B&M: Far too many!
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#3
adavis84 Wrote:They actually don't use a live proctor like ProctorU. It's automated software that guides you through the authentication process and records you.

To answer the question, yes, you'll take the exam right away when you click that button. They give you a password/access code (and also email it to you) so you can open the exam.

ohhh hold up- I thought we needed to use Proctor U? I'm suddenly exceptionally happy!
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#4
The Remote Proctor Now guides you through a nearly identical process as ProctorU (photo ID, webcam pan of the room, view of the desk, must be alone in the room, can't take break or leave the view of the camera, no headphones, etc...). I'm under the impression they just watch the video after the fact rather than live like ProctorU.
COMPELTED
CLEP: Calculus (75), Precalculus (71), Info Sys and Comp Apps (78), College Mathematics (63), College Algebra (65).
SL: Calc I, Calc II, C++, Intro to Religion, Intro to Business, Business Ethics, Prin of Mgmt, Bus. Law, A&P I, A&P II
Study.com: Principles of Marketing, Microbiology
edX: Intro to Dif. Eq., Linear Dif. Eq.
UND Ind. Study: Discrete Math
APU/AMU: Linear Algebra, Mathmatical Modeling
TECEP: Nutrition
B&M: Far too many!
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#5
adavis84 Wrote:They actually don't use a live proctor like ProctorU. It's automated software that guides you through the authentication process and records you.

To answer the question, yes, you'll take the exam right away when you click that button. They give you a password/access code (and also email it to you) so you can open the exam.
I believe they use a proctor because I watched the promo video for study.com "how the process works" and they say a real life person watches you so dont dress in your underwear or whatever lol
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#6
josephmarzullo Wrote:I believe they use a proctor because I watched the promo video for study.com "how the process works" and they say a real life person watches you so dont dress in your underwear or whatever lol

See:

adavis84 Wrote:...I'm under the impression they just watch the video after the fact rather than live like ProctorU.

I've taken their exams. There is not a live proctor as you are able to take the exam at any time of the day with no advanced notice or prior arrangements. There's no way they are equipped for that if they are watching you live.
COMPELTED
CLEP: Calculus (75), Precalculus (71), Info Sys and Comp Apps (78), College Mathematics (63), College Algebra (65).
SL: Calc I, Calc II, C++, Intro to Religion, Intro to Business, Business Ethics, Prin of Mgmt, Bus. Law, A&P I, A&P II
Study.com: Principles of Marketing, Microbiology
edX: Intro to Dif. Eq., Linear Dif. Eq.
UND Ind. Study: Discrete Math
APU/AMU: Linear Algebra, Mathmatical Modeling
TECEP: Nutrition
B&M: Far too many!
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