Proctortrack Website gets a Makeover
Proctortrack, the world’s most advanced proctoring solution delivering Trusted Exam Integrity, announced the newly redesigned website at www.proctortrack.com. The website makeover includes a clean design and a fresh layout. Proctortrack has also repositioned the products, offering continuous identity verification along with four unique levels of secured remote proctoring. The four levels are affordable and accessible, […]
Focus on Teaching and Technology Conference 2019: Proctortrack presents
Organized by the University of Missouri-St. Louis, the FTTC (Focus on Teaching and Technology) is a St. Louis regional conference taking place on September 26 & 27, 2019. The conference will offer concurrent sessions, technology workshops, vendor exhibits. This two-day event will host faculty, staff, and students from universities, community colleges and K-12 schools on […]
Why Technology Matters: An Elephant in the Room
The Elephant in the Room: The critical risks for using solely a browser extension for proctoring
Proctortrack attends BbWORLD 2019
Taking place at the Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas from July 23rd to 25th, 2019, the BbWORLD conference will be teeming with valuable insights on innovations in education and professional development. This year’s BbWORLD annual conference brings the world’s smartest working professionals under one roof. It highlights peer-driven discussions, keynotes, breakouts, and hands-on workshops on SaaS […]
How $70k/year (what?!?) Liberal Arts Colleges can reinvent themselves
The phrase “disruptive innovation” has gradually crept into the academic jargon and is synonymous with innovations that disturb well-established companies and products by building new markets. Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen explains this in his best selling book “The Investor’s Dilemma”. A patron of the concept, he has raised eyebrows in higher education by […]
Newbury College closes! A case for online proctoring
The news of 57-year-old Newbury College in Massachusetts ceasing operations took everyone by surprise. This unfortunate closure comes as a shocking reminder of how today’s traditional higher education experience is under threat from competition, globalization and ed-tech innovation. Could anything have been done to avoid this closure? The school’s president, Joseph Chillo said, “Yes, we should’ve been doing […]
