Simply put: you will need to identify someone in your area who can serve as a proctor. We will communicate with and send exams to that person. A librarian, teacher, or other educational personnel, to whom you're not related and to whom we can mail, email or FAX exams, would be an appropriate choice for a proctor.
The proctor's responsibilities include receiving quizzes from the instructor, administering the quizzes (approximately 60-120 minutes in length) and returning the quizzes to the instructor via U.S. Mail.
Your proctor must work at a Library or Educational Facility. Quizzes must be administered at the proctor's place of employment during regular business hours. We have had quite a bit of success with individuals volunteering from local school districts and libraries.
If you find an individual willing to serve as your proctor for this course, please have this proctor fill out this form and return it to me at least seven (7) days prior to the deadline of first quiz.
In the meantime, but at least 8 business days before the deadline of the first quiz, please send me the following information: the proctor's name, email address, name and address of business or institution, and a phone number.
Update: Students now have the option to take online proctored exams through ProctorU. See the Syllabus for more information!