Faculty Support

The Proctorio gradebook gives high-level overview about proctored exams to provide information of what should be investigated further. Proctorio gradebook generates ratings of Suspicion Levels for each exam submission based on the behavior of students and the security settings individual instructors choose (and certain behaviors that they consider important), and this rating is generally determined by how various settings, behaviors and other factors are weighted.

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Ratings are displayed in green, yellow, and red, with green indicating the lowest ratings, yellow for moderate ratings, and red for the highest ratings.

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However, it is important to note that the ratings in Proctorio gradebook do not determine if academic dishonesty has occurred. The Suspicion Levels automatically generated by Proctorio Gradebook are useful as a reference, but instructors should look into the actual flags and recordings in the Proctorio gradebook timeline to interpret what those flags might mean or what behaviors might be taking place in the recordings before making academic dishonesty reporting decisions.

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Proctorio is a fully automated system and a variety of factors during exams may impact the results from Proctorio gradebook. We find that healthy communication and understanding between faculty and students can help address most of the remote proctoring issues and promote student success.