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    How to setup Proctorio for a Quiz

    • Create a practice quiz for students to set up and test Proctorio with enough time to work out any issues. 
    • Pacific College does not offer support for Proctorio. Support must be obtained through Proctorio.
    • A Mac, Windows PC, or Chromebook running the Chrome browser is required. Mobile operating systems such as iOS (iPad/iPhone) and Android are not supported.
    • After importing a Proctorio quiz, you must go into the quiz activity and let the Proctorio settings restore themselves before editing and saving any quiz settings. If you do not allow Proctorio to import the settings in the quiz activity, then you will have to manually reconfigure Proctorio for your imported quiz.

    Setup Proctorio for the Course

    Step 1

    In the week of the quiz or in General Course Information, at the bottom of the section, click Create learning activity

    Step 2

    From the list, select External Tool

    Step 3

    Name the activity Secure Exam Proctor

    Note: the activity must be named this exactly (exact capitalization and no spaces before or after the text), in order to work

    Step 4

    Click the preconfigured tool dropdown and select Secure Exam Proctor

    Step 5

    Click Save and Display

    Connect to the Course Proctorio

    Step 1

    In the Chrome browser, click http://getproctorio.com

    Step 2

    If the Chrome browser check passes, click the click here link

    Step 3

    Click Add to Chrome

    Step 4

    Click Add Extension

    Step 5

    Click the X to close the 

    Step 6

    Click the Secure Exam Proctor to connect the Proctorio extension to the course

    Step 7

    Confirm the success message and return to the course

    Configuring Proctorio Quiz Settings

    Step 1

    Go to the quiz settings either via the admin menu inside the quiz activity or by clicking the pencil icon from the weekly section

    Step 2

    Click Proctorio Settings from the settings list

    Note: it should appear after a couple of seconds. If not, please click the Secure Exam Proctor you created earlier to reconnect Proctorio to the course

    Step 3

    Click Enable Proctorio Secure Exam Proctor


    Step 4

    Proctorio fills in a password and locks the field. Proctorio uses this to lock students out of the test that have not connected Proctorio to the course. If Proctorio is not installed on the student's Chrome browser and is not connected to the course, then they will get a password prompt. If a student gets the password prompt there after clicking the Secure Exam Proctor and getting confirmation, they should follow the steps in this Moodle - Proctorio Password Prompt Troubleshooting Guide.pdf.

    Step 5

    Pick what you want to record

    Hover over an item and click the question mark in the upper right corner for more information.

    Step 6

    Pick your lockdown options

    Step 7

    Pick your verification options

    Step 8

    Pick any In-Quiz Tools

    Step 9

    Save and display

    Review the Results

    Step 1

    To review the results, click the admin gear in the quiz and go to Quiz administration > Results > Proctorio

    Step 2

    Watch the Proctorio tutorial and/or read this Moodle Proctorio Gradebook Guide.pdf


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