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USBE details remote RISE proctoring: tools, limits and privacy steps
Summary
USBE reviewed remote-proctoring requirements: remote testing is allowed only for students who receive 100% online instruction, sessions should be no more than 10 students, appropriate hardware (camera, mic) is required, and teachers may monitor video, chat and screen share during sessions.
Fry said remote administration is limited to students who receive all instruction online and requires a prior remote-format training test; she warned LEAs to limit remote sessions and confirmed "We have a set expectation for no more than 10 students in a session."
She described the system's remote features — broadcast messages to all students, 1:1 video, low- and high-resolution video views, chat, screen share (student must grant permission), and a recommended second secure communication method (LMS or encrypted email) for sharing session IDs. Fry also warned that once tests are submitted, RISE communication features close and materials handling expectations apply to remote households as well.
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