You must follow all exam and remote proctor policies.  Some…

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Yоu must fоllоw аll exаm аnd remote proctor policies.  Some things to be mindful of are: This is a closed book, closed note, closed browser exam.   You ARE allowed to have an 8 x 10 white board that you are allowed to use ONLY in the first 10 minutes of the exam to do a "brain dump".  You can then use the white board as a reference during the exam, IF you use the white board, you MUST show BOTH the front and back to the camera at the beginning of the exam.  At the end of the exam, you must erase the board and once again show BOTH the front and back to the camera. You must use TWO mirrors - one is a handheld mirror that you must show to the camera (front and back) and use it to reflect your keyboard and monitor to the camera at the beginning of the exam.  You must also have a full length mirror situated a few feet behind you and slightly off center so that a reflection of your computer and workspace is reflected to the camera throughout the exam. You must do a FULL 360 degree scan of your room at the beginning of the exam.  This scan should should the entire area on and around your workspace/desk top, etc.  This should be done slowly and thoroughly.  Your face should be in view of the camera at all times during the exam.  You are NOT allowed to wear any type of ear devices (headphones, ear buds, airpods, etc.) during the exam.  There should not be any electronic devices around your workspace during the exam nor should there be any other people in the room.  You should not be writing anything after the first 10 minutes after the exam begins.  Any indications of academic dishonestly will be reported to the CESA office as outlined in the course syllabus. 

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