CSU Academic Senate passed two resolutions in 2021 urging faculty and campuses to avoid using facial recognition software and e-proctoring in classrooms due to privacy and equity c…
California State University System · reported by ResearchImport
CSU Academic Senate passed two resolutions in 2021 urging faculty and campuses to avoid using facial recognition software and e-proctoring in classrooms due to privacy and equity concerns. In 2022, the CSU Chancellor's Office declined to renew its system-wide Proctorio contract, citing privacy and equity concerns.
Course / Exam
Multiple online courses
Program
Higher education — undergraduate/graduate
Outcome
System-wide CSU Proctorio license expired July 2021 and was not renewed. Individual campuses like Cal State San Marcos continued using ProctorU on pay-as-you-go basis. Cal Poly Pomona adopted strict anti-proctoring policy. CSU Chancellor's Office continued to 'strongly encourage' alternatives.
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News / Journalism
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