online proctoring technology requirement question

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    staceydewitt

    I have an external monitor I usually connect to my laptop but when I read the guidelines, it's my understanding that if the laptop is connected to the monitor, it must remain closed. Leaving me with the question, how do I use the keyboard on my laptop if the laptop is closed. 

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    Ralph Hale

    Hi Staceydewitt,

    the 19" screen is preferred, not required. 

    From what I understand about the current rules for remote proctoring, if your laptop has a touchscreen, you'll have to close it and use an external monitor, keyboard, mouse, and camera.  If you use your laptop open with its native screen, you can use the built-in monitor, keyboard, mouse, and camera. (but definitely get an external mouse at least).  

    Personally, I would go to a little bit of effort to get a bigger screen - detail drawings especially on PPD, PDD, and CE really benefit from it. 

    Best,
    Ralph, the Amber Book Team

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    kkgalicinao

    staceydewitt If you haven't already done so, I'd definitely recommend that you schedule a free test run with PSI! It's helpful (and also a nice peace of mind) to ensure that your remote set up meets the testing requirements well ahead of test day. See page 31 of the ARE Guidelines here: https://www.ncarb.org/sites/default/files/ARE-5-Guidelines.pdf

    Best of luck to you!

    Kiara | Black Spectacles | Community

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    staceydewitt

    Thank you, Ralph. I appreciate the clarification. 

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    staceydewitt

    Good advice, Kiara, I will be sure to do that prior to scheduling. 

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