⚠️ Exаm 2 Rules — Pleаse Reаd CarefullyHоnоrlоck is required if you are testing via Blackboard. You must remain recorded for the entire exam, including while uploading and submitting your work in Blackboard.You and your workspace must remain visible to the camera throughout the assessment. Your face, hands, and the area where you are writing must be visible.Do not blur or zoom the camera in a way that prevents your workspace from being seen. Check your Honorlock video settings before beginning.Complete the exam in a quiet location with no TV, music, or other people talking and with a reliable internet connection.No other devices or materials are permitted unless specifically stated in the exam instructions.Your phone may only be used as a timer and to photograph your completed work at the end of the exam. No other phone use is allowed.Before submitting, slowly show each page of your completed work to the camera, holding each page up for a couple of seconds before moving to the next page.You have 60 minutes to complete the exam and the additional time is for creating, uploading, and submitting your answers in a single PDF. You are responsible for beginning the exam with enough time to complete it before the due date of 10/23/2026 at 11:59pm CST. The exam will expire and automatically submit at the due date.Upload your completed work as a PDF to Blackboard. Emailing your work to me is only a backup if you experience a problem uploading it to Blackboard; it does not replace the Blackboard submission.Failure to follow the Honorlock or proctoring requirements is an academic integrity issue and may result in a zero, an academic integrity report, and/or an oral examination in place of the online assessment.If you have concerns about the Honorlock requirements or privacy, contact me before beginning the exam. An in-person testing option may also be available through the USI Rice Library Testing Center.
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