Acquia recommends the use of a personal or non-work computer to take our exams as the installation of exam software and browser extension may be restricted to administrators in some workplaces. The use of virtualized desktops or parallel operating systems is not allowed and must be disabled prior to the start of your exam. If they cannot be disabled, a different computer must be used to take the exam.
Before taking an online proctored exam, ensure you do the following:
Review the system requirements for online proctored exams several days before your exam to ensure you have the correct hardware and software.
ProctorU provides a system check that you can perform before your exam.
Remove any restricted materials from your workspace.
These include headphones, papers, folders, books, or other reading material. You will need a cell phone with camera to complete the exam setup with the proctor. After the setup, you must store your phone out of sight.
The exam must be taken using the Guardian browser. Therefore, install it beforehand as mentioned in Step 2 of the previous section. You must log in to ProctorU before your exam start time. Acquia recommends you take a few minutes to prepare your workspace and remove any distractions and restricted materials before the proctor initiates the exam preparation process. When taking a proctored exam, you and the proctor will access your exam on Acquia Academy together. After entering a password, the proctor will pass control on to you so you can take your exam.
To begin your exam, you must enter the login credentials for both your ProctorU and Acquia Academy accounts.
Acquia has a strict no-show policy. If you miss your scheduled time for an exam, you forfeit that test. Since proctors monitor scheduled exams, Acquia does not provide a refund for no-shows. You must register and pay for the exam again or use a new voucher to pay for the exam. Setting up your computer to take an online exam takes some time. Acquia recommends setting up and testing your computer at least 72 hours before the exam start time. This way, if you have an issue that prevents you from taking your exam, you will still be able to reschedule without paying a rescheduling fee.
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Acquia recommends the use of a personal or non-work computer to take our exams as the installation of exam software and browser extension may be restricted to administrators in some workplaces. The use of virtualized desktops or parallel operating systems is not allowed and must be disabled prior to the start of your exam. If they cannot be disabled, a different computer must be used to take the exam.
Before taking an online proctored exam, ensure you do the following:
Review the system requirements for online proctored exams several days before your exam to ensure you have the correct hardware and software.
ProctorU provides a system check that you can perform before your exam.
Remove any restricted materials from your workspace.
These include headphones, papers, folders, books, or other reading material. You will need a cell phone with camera to complete the exam setup with the proctor. After the setup, you must store your phone out of sight.
The exam must be taken using the Guardian browser. Therefore, install it beforehand as mentioned in Step 2 of the previous section. You must log in to ProctorU before your exam start time. Acquia recommends you take a few minutes to prepare your workspace and remove any distractions and restricted materials before the proctor initiates the exam preparation process. When taking a proctored exam, you and the proctor will access your exam on Acquia Academy together. After entering a password, the proctor will pass control on to you so you can take your exam.
To begin your exam, you must enter the login credentials for both your ProctorU and Acquia Academy accounts.
Acquia has a strict no-show policy. If you miss your scheduled time for an exam, you forfeit that test. Since proctors monitor scheduled exams, Acquia does not provide a refund for no-shows. You must register and pay for the exam again or use a new voucher to pay for the exam. Setting up your computer to take an online exam takes some time. Acquia recommends setting up and testing your computer at least 72 hours before the exam start time. This way, if you have an issue that prevents you from taking your exam, you will still be able to reschedule without paying a rescheduling fee.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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