About Honorlock
Honorlock is an online remote proctoring tool that allows you to take your exam remotely. It does not require you to download any software and integrates seamlessly with your course LMS by means of a Chrome Extension that can be easily removed and added back later. You DO NOT need to create an account or schedule an appointment in advance. It is completely controlled by the Instructor with real-time video updates as soon as students finish testing.
Getting Started with Honorlock
Minimum Computer Requirements to Use Honorlock with your Exams
- A laptop or a desktop computer (cannot be a tablet/iPad/cell phone) – any Chromebook, Mac, or Windows device that meets Honorlock’s MSRs. Please note your course software may require that you not use a Chromebook.
- Minimum operating system: Windows 10, macOS 10.13 and higher, Chrome OS.
- An external webcam & microphone (built-in microphone on most laptops).
- Dual monitors are NOT permitted – you will have to unplug one monitor if two monitors are detected.
- A photo ID (UNE ID, or a government issued photo ID: driver’s license/passport/state ID card)
- Google Chrome browser (download Google Chrome)
- The Honorlock Chrome Extension (download extension) – you will prompted from within the course to install it when you are ready to take your exam
- A stable, reliable internet connection (speed: 1.5 Mbps download, 750 Kbps upload). Students can run a system requirement check by going to the Honorlock Support page. Scroll down until you see “Run System Check”.
Resources for Students
- Honorlock Knowledge Base
- Honorlock – Student Guide
- Student Privacy FAQ
- Message to Students New to Online Education & Remote Proctoring
To better understand how your exam will be proctored, watch the video below which provides an overview on the Honorlock Proctored Testing experience, and contains examples of a successful room scan.
Proctored Exam Expectations
Failing to follow the exam rules may impact your exam grade, course grade and may be considered a violation of the Academic Integrity Policy.
By taking a UNE Online Proctored assignment or exam, you agree to comply with the UNE Academic Integrity, which expressly prohibits academic dishonesty. Academic Dishonesty includes, but is not limited to the following:
- Plagiarism
- Collusion
- Cheating
- Fabrication
