Proctoring definition

Proctoring has the meaning set forth in Section 6.2.1 of this Agreement.

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Proctoring means an objective evaluation of an optometrist’s clinical competence to perform laser surgery pursuant to § 54.1-3225 of the Code of Virginia.

Proctoring means an objective evaluation of an optometrist's clinical competence to perform

Examples of Proctoring in a sentence

• The Linux Foundation may also share personal data provided by the candidate and details of examination scores with a third party, including Exam Proctoring Partners, in order to administer the Exams, to improve the testing program and experience, to facilitate statistical analyses, and to determine if Candidate passed the Exam.

• If candidates have special needs that need to be taken into account in the exam environment, they must notify The Linux Foundation two weeks in advance so any accommodating measures can be communicated to the Exam Proctoring Partner.

• The Linux Foundation reserves the right to invalidate your exam score and certification result if review of your exam record reveals scoring inaccuracies (attributable to The Linux Foundation or the Exam Proctoring Partner) or response patterns indicative of possible misconduct or measurement error.

• You acknowledge that your personal information, including, without limitation, your photograph, signature, biometric data or any other personally identifying data will be collected from you by The Linux Foundation or its authorized agents, including, without limitation, any Exam Proctoring Partner, and you agree to allow The Linux Foundation and/or its agents to gather and store this information.

• The Linux Foundation and/or the Exam Proctoring Partner will review your exam record for scoring accuracy, for evidence of possible misconduct, and for response patterns that may suggest that your scores do not represent a valid measure of your knowledge or competence as sampled by the examination (measurement error).

• Proctoring of exams is handled separately and not under this Agreement.

• LF and/or the Exam Proctoring Partner will review your exam record for scoring accuracy, for evidence of possible misconduct, and for response patterns that may suggest that your scores do not represent a valid measure of your knowledge or competence as sampled by the examination (measurement error).

• LF reserves the right to invalidate your exam score and certification result if review of your exam record reveals scoring inaccuracies (attributable to LF or the Exam Proctoring Partner) or response patterns indicative of possible misconduct or measurement error.

• Proctoring and/or grading Credit by Exam tests is voluntary and at the discretion of the faculty.

• If candidates have special needs that need to be taken into account in the exam environment, they must notify LF two weeks in advance so any accommodating measures can be communicated to the Exam Proctoring Partner.

More Definitions of Proctoring

Proctoring. – This term means a process of direct observation that allows for the focused evaluation of a Practitioner’s current competency in carrying out actual clinical care and takes both cognitive and procedural abilities into account. If the proctor observes potential or imminent patient harm during the proctoring process, it may be ethically appropriate for him or her to intervene.

Proctoring means to supervise, oversee, and monitor another person's activities.