With schools and colleges switching to digital monitoring, students feel that it is invading their privacy to some extent. In the current scenario, institutions have no other option but to impose online proctored exams as a part of their curriculum. As a result, some students resist the new norm of web proctoring, citing that sitting under the watchful eye of a webcam makes them slightly uncomfortable. On the other hand, for educators, conducting a web proctored exam is the best solution to keep an eye on thousands of students appearing for the exam. 

What Makes Proctortrack A ‘Go-To’ Solution For Online Proctored Exams! 

Proctortrack by Verificient is an academic integrity platform for personalized learning. Proctortrack offers the world’s most advanced AI-based secure live and automated proctoring solution using continuous identity verification to deliver both quality and price leadership.

Built On A ‘Student-First’ Approach! 

• Least intrusive – “No creep factor” or conflicts w/ human proctors encroaching on private space.
• Consent – Always takes student’s permission before ID Verification. 
• Transparency- Blue Frame Recording ensures the utmost transparency while monitoring. 
• Onboarding Process – It helps students reduce test anxiety and addresses technical issues before the test. 
• 60 seconds – Fastest Face & ID Verification
• Browser Agnostic – No need to download a new browser. Students can take the online proctored test on the browser they already have. 

Verificient Technologies Inc. is a Trusted Identity-as-a-Service (TIaaS) specializing in identity verification and authentication through its patented solutions that utilizes AI, machine learning, computer visioning and biometrics. The company has its headquarters in New York City and is trusted by academic, government and private sector institutions around the world. Verificient ensures the integrity of online users and serve a variety of markets, including higher education, HR & Recruitment, and Remote Employee Monitoring.

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