With midterm exams approaching, those of you using virtual proctoring may be curious or face questions about HonorLock’s commitment to privacy and security concerning your test items and student information. Below are several resources that will answer yours and your student’s questions as well as provide peace of mind that HonorLock is transparent and serious about privacy and security.
- Webcams for Students
- Both the Daytona and DeLand campus libraries now offer webcams for student check-out with a 3-day circulation period.
- Virtual Proctoring InfoGuide
- The DSC repository of HonorLock instructional guides and videos for both students and faculty.
- Chrome Browser Setup
- Instructional video that guides students through the process of setting up the Chrome browser for virtual proctoring with HonorLock.
- Student Privacy Statement
- Explanation of what the HonorLock Chrome extension can and cannot do as well as the measures taken to protect student data and privacy.
- Honorlock Protects Student Privacy
- Answers the top six questions about privacy and security.
- HonorLock Blog
- A vast collection of information to help students, faculty, and administrators navigate the waters of virtual proctoring, online learning, and much more.
- Legal agreements between HonorLock and its users:
- Secondary Device Detection Patent
- Description and diagrams of HonorLock’s patented “system and method for detecting cheating while administering online assessments.”
For additional questions or one-on-one help, please contact us in the Faculty Innovation Center. You can book a face-to-face or virtual appointment. Contact us via email at fic@daytonastate.edu or call 386.506.3485. Our office hours are Monday-Friday, 8:00AM - 5:00PM. We also encourage you to subscribe to this blog so you can comment and ask questions.
Brent Pierce
Instructional Designer
Division of Online Studies
brent.pierce@daytonastate.edu
386-506-4330