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Remote Proctoring Solutions

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Faculty can use remote proctoring tools to support academic integrity during online assessments. The appropriate tool depends on the course modality, assessment stakes, and student experience.

Quick guidance: Respondus LockDown Browser and Respondus Monitor are available for ASU online and immersion courses.

Honorlock should be reserved for high-stakes assessments in online courses because of its higher cost.

For questions or support requests, contact [email protected].

Respondus LockDown Browser and Monitor

Respondus may be used for low- or high-stakes assessments. When students launch LockDown Browser, they are prevented from accessing other applications or areas of their computer while completing an assessment in Canvas.

Instructors may also enable Respondus Monitor, which uses the student's webcam to record the exam session.

Best fit: Low- or high-stakes assessments in online or immersion courses where browser locking and optional webcam recording are appropriate.

Respondus Resources

Honorlock

Honorlock is intended for high-stakes assessments in iCourses and oCourses only. When students launch Honorlock, the tool locks the student into the exam and proctors both the test-taker and their screen during the assessment.

Suspicious behaviors may be flagged, interrupted by a live proctor when needed, and sent to the instructor for review when potential rule violations are identified.

Use only when appropriate: Honorlock should be reserved for high-stakes assessments in iCourses and oCourses due to its cost and level of monitoring.

Honorlock Resources

Academic Integrity

For broader guidance on academic integrity policies, resources, and syllabus language, visit the Academic Integrity page.