Online Course Proctoring

1. Schedule an appointment through our online scheduler.
2. What to bring on your scheduled test date:
   • Acceptable government-issued photo ID with your current legal name. The name on your ID must match the name on your class roster. Please contact UA Little Rock Records and Registration for information regarding name changes.
   • Items approved by your instructor. Some tests are open book, permit the use of a dictionary, calculator, or notes. It is UA Little Rock Testing Services’ policy to collect and shred hand-written notes while typed notes may be returned to you if your instructor permits.
     • Information regarding permitted items should be included in your course syllabus. If you have questions, contact your instructor prior to your test date. Testing Services cannot permit you to use any items that are not approved by your instructor. Testing Services will not provide these additional materials.
3. Prohibited Items – The student is responsible for checking the list of prohibited items. Be aware that unsupervised children are not permitted.
4. After You Have Completed Your Exam: Your test will be returned to your instructor in the manner they have requested. Scoring will not be done by Testing Services staff.
5. Contact Your Professor if:
   • You have questions regarding the format or content of your test.
   • You need information regarding grades. Testing Services does not score your test nor receive your grades.
   • You have questions about make-up exams or testing outside of the testing window.

1. Search the National College Testing Association Consortium of College Testing Centers (CCTC) for a testing center near you. If you are unable to find a center within a reasonable distance, contact UA Little Rock Testing Services for acceptable proctor options. This may include public libraries if a full time staff member consents to being the test proctor, or other college testing centers.
2. Print out the “Examination Proctor Agreement” and have it completed by the testing center you have selected.
3. Fax the form to UA Little Rock Testing Services, 501-916-3096 or email, [email protected].
4. After the proctor has been verified, you will be able to take your UA Little Rock exams at the center you have selected. NOTE: Fees and amenities vary by center. It is your responsibility to verify the center’s proctoring fees before agreeing to test with another site.

1. In-person proctoring at the UA Little Rock Testing Services computer lab.
2. In-person proctoring at another university testing center. This is typically arranged with a member institution of the Consortium of College Testing Centers (CCTC). These centers adhere to the same professional standards and guidelines of the National College Testing Association as UA Little Rock.

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Important notes

• Exam submissions (not mid-term or final) are due 2 business days PRIOR to the start of your exam. For example, if your exam is supposed to begin on a Monday at 8 a.m., your exam submission, exam upload, and reference materials upload, must be entered in RegisterBlast no later than 8 a.m. the previous Thursday; Testing Services is closed Friday through Sunday.
• Upload your exam and/or reference materials to your RegisterBlast exam submission. RegisterBlast is designed to accept your exam submission request and your exam.
• Hand-delivered or emailed exams are no longer accepted.

Creating a RegisterBlast account

Testing Services must have an exam submission request for all tests, including accommodated. To create an exam submission, you must have a professor account in RegisterBlast. Follow the directions below to enroll.

1. Click here to sign up for professor account in RegisterBlast.
2. You will be prompted to enter your first name, last name, email address, and to create a password. If you forget your password, email [email protected] so we can reset it.
3. Click the “enroll” button. Now you have created your RegisterBlast account!

Note: All new professors must be approved by Testing Services before the professor can create an exam submission. RegisterBlast notifies us of your request through our listserv. Allow 48 hours for your request to be processed and activated. Processing takes place during our regular business hours. If you do not receive approval in 48 hours, please contact Testing by emailing [email protected].

Creating an Exam Submission

Follow the steps below to create an exam submission for your online course. Note: This is not the same process for Accommodated Submissions. If you are trying to create a submission for your accommodated student to test in our facility, please visit our Faculty Accommodated Submission Page.

1. Login to your account.
2. Click on Submissions in the upper, right-hand part of the screen. You should now see a list of previous submissions.
3. Click on “New Submission” at the top of the screen.
4. Fill out all areas of the form that pertain to your exam:
   • Section 1: Fill out the name of the test.
     • It is best to use something unique such as ” Test 1 MATH 1302-991 Fall 2019.”
     • If your test requires a document, you must upload it in this step at least 7 days prior to the first day your exam is open.
   • Section 2: Select the group your exams should be in.
     • If you are not sure, select your best guess. Testing services will check before approving your exam.
     • Not choosing a group can cause delays in exam processing.
     • Choose the open and close dates for your test from the drop-down calendar and give us the allotted minutes for your exam.
   • Section 3: Fill out this section as completely as you can with all of the information that pertains to your test.
     • This is where you will choose what proctoring options your students will have for the test.
     • There is a lot of redundancy in this part on purpose. After submitting, you will only be able to edit this section and not section 2. This allows you to revise the date and duration after the original submission.
     • Note: Do not include a student’s name or T number for regular class submissions! If someone in your online course needs testing accommodations, you will complete a separate submission for that student.
   • Section 4: It is likely that not all information about your test is covered by this form. If this is the case or if you wish to clarify any part of your answers on the form, please fill out the comment box in this section.  This is also the place to list any edits you made in section 3.

A note on editing submissions: Editing your submission communicates changes that need to be made about the scheduling or materials related to your exam. It does not automatically cause those edits to go into effect! When you edit your submission, RegisterBlast notifies us of the edit, but not what has changed. To save us time and to speed up the processing of your edit, please let us know what you edited with a small message in Section 4.

Faculty must not make appointments for students.
Additional accommodated information can be found on the Accommodated webpage.

If you encounter any difficulties, you and students may contact Testing Services by emailing [email protected]. Using this listserv will ensure that many eyes will see your request and respond more quickly. Calling or emailing an individual increases the likelihood that your request will be overlooked, particularly during busy exam periods.