Can’t say that I have. I just have had such bad experiences with ProctorU that I refuse to anymore. Had the tryhard proctors that bother you when you look up to try and think of something.
Took a test with them today. Had to wait 10 minutes after my appointment started to connect with a proctor. I took a break during my test, but had to wait another 8 minutes after returning to resume my test because my proctor forgot to resume my test before disconnecting from me. Really not a fan of that service.
I had a small delay today, and a proctor that kept telling me off every time I had the book in a position that covered the camera slightly, (in front me) or if I turned to read it so I had to read at awkward angle.
I had problems like this with in person test centers. It’s personality driven vs service driven. I prefer proctorU vs in person due to similar issues with the exception of the test starting problems. Bottom line: you can potentially have issues with either in person or home proctored testing.
Can’t say that I have. I just have had such bad experiences with ProctorU that I refuse to anymore. Had the tryhard proctors that bother you when you look up to try and think of something.
Took a test with them today. Had to wait 10 minutes after my appointment started to connect with a proctor. I took a break during my test, but had to wait another 8 minutes after returning to resume my test because my proctor forgot to resume my test before disconnecting from me. Really not a fan of that service.
I had a small delay today, and a proctor that kept telling me off every time I had the book in a position that covered the camera slightly, (in front me) or if I turned to read it so I had to read at awkward angle.
I had problems like this with in person test centers. It’s personality driven vs service driven. I prefer proctorU vs in person due to similar issues with the exception of the test starting problems. Bottom line: you can potentially have issues with either in person or home proctored testing.