Examity instructional webinar for faculty

Examity, the leader in full-service online exam security, is WSU’s enterprise provider for online proctored exams. Examity is already integrated with Blackboard Learn and may be customized to fit all of your online exam needs on a test by test basis.

Faculty are invited to attend an instructional webinar on Wednesday, Sept. 19, from 10:30 a.m. – noon, where the Examity team will:

  • Discuss how their platform easily fits within the WSU workflow
  • Provide an end-to-end demonstration of their faculty and student dashboards
  • Outline how you can easily access proctoring data, including preset, real-time, reports

Connect to the Examity webinar in Zoom

Phone dial-in access is also available. Dial 669-900-6833 or 646-558-8656, and enter meeting ID 778959159#.

The webinar recording and presentation materials will be made available at a later date. For questions, contact Academic Outreach & Innovation at aoi.li@wsu.edu.

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