You will need to complete one Alternative Testing Instructions form for each course
in which you have one or more students that have requested Alternative Testing. That
one agreement will apply to all students in the same section. If you teach more than
one section of a course, you may contact the Testing Coordinator to have the same
form apply to all sections.
As soon as possible after receiving a Letter of Accommodations for any student that
has requested Alternative Testing in your course. This notifies the Testing and Accessibility
Coordinator that you are aware that exams may proctored in the Testing Center and
informs Testing Center staff of your exam instructions so that exam requests meeting
your criteria may be approved.
No. Please submit the form when you receive the email notification or as soon as possible.
This informs the Testing and Accessibility Coordinator that you are aware that students
in your course may use the Testing Center and outlines the exam and delivery details.
You may upload the exam in the Alternative Testing section of your AIM instructor portal. Please be sure that you are uploading the exam for the correct student and correct
Exam Request.
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as https://bachelor.accessiblelearning.com/Juniata.
You may email audio/video files to the Testing Coordinator, upload them to YouTube,
or share them via a cloud storage service such as OneDrive. Audio/video files are
put on a flash drive and given to the student along with a non-internet connected
laptop for playback.
Please provide Scantron forms for exams dropped off in person. The Testing Coordinator
keeps a supply of forms in the Testing Office for uploaded or emailed exams. Please
indicate on the Testing Agreement if your exam needs a Scantron form.
No, students are required to leave all personal items in the Testing Office during
exams. This includes all electronic devices such as laptops, tablets, cell phones,
and smartwatches.
No, the Testing Coordinator will answer student questions about the test proctoring
process only. All questions regarding exam content will be directed to relevant faculty.