TEST PROCTORING SERVICES

In 2011, the Testing Center at Kapi'olani Community College proctored over 22,000 online and paper based tests for face-to-face (F2F) and online (DCO) and distance-education (DE), cable TV, and hybrid courses throughout the entire University of Hawaii (UH) system.

Many instructors who teach online, distance-education, or hybrid courses may require their students to take their exams in a proctored testing center. We also provide test proctoring services for students with disabilities who need special testing accommodations, and for students who need to take proctored tests at KCC for schools outside the UH system.

You can learn more about test proctoring services by clicking on the appropriate link:

	For Online (DCO) and Distance Education (DE) courses Online and paper-based exams for most DCO and DE courses are administered in the Testing Center. Check your course syllabus for details.
	For Face-to-Face (F2F, in class) courses Some F2F courses may require all tests to be taken in the Testing Center. You may also "make-up" missed in-class tests at the Testing Center.
	For Students With Disabilities Exams typically require extended time and a distraction-free environment. Students requesting this service must be registered with DSSO.
	For Non-UH System Students Procedures on how to arrange to take proctored tests at Kapi'olani Community College for schools outside of the University of Hawai'i system.