Hello!
I'm the new guy here. Instructional Technology Consultant at Montcalm Community College. Just started in this brand new position at the college.
I did a search on Proctoring LTI Apps and didn't really find anything so I'll ask...
I'm looking for recommendations on the best Canvas LTI app to go with for off-site test proctoring in Higher Education, what do you recommend?
Thanks!
We use Respondus . It comes with the lockdown browser, and the webcam monitor. It is not an LTI, but it is a direct integration with Canvas.
The monitor was cheaper than other remote proctoring solutions because the monitor records the student taking the exam, and the instructor can review the exam footage as opposed to paying a person to proctor the exam as it occurs.
I hope that helps!
Hello Kevin,
We are just starting to evaluate LTI's as we migrate to Canvas. We currently use Remote Proctor Now by Software Secure for Remote Proctoring and also have Respondus LockDown Browser. Software Secure demonstrated their LTI to us recently, but it left us wanting more. There are some other remote proctoring tools that I have seen that are not on your list but are on https://www.eduappcenter.com/ .
Examity
ExamSoft
Respondus Monitor
McGraw Hill Tegrity
Hope this helps,
Melissa
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Robbie
on Apr 29, 2016
Hi Kevin Wagenmaker...
Welcome to the Community! What you are looking at are LTI (Learning Tools Interoperability) apps that can integrate inside of Canvas. The term "apps" might be a bit confusing here because we normally think of apps on mobile devices. The apps you've found are typically set up inside of Canvas and may not have an actual mobile app. And, once an LTI app is set up/integrated properly in a Canvas course, the LTI app may not "play nice" inside of the Canvas mobile app.
I've not had any experiences myself with any of the ones you've found, so I'll defer to others who may know more...but I wanted to provide you a bit of background on the terminology of "apps" as it relates to Canvas LTIs. Hope this is helpful.