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Online proctoring was already known in theory, but still quite traditional in practice. Fortunately, the dynamics have changed quickly. This ensures fertile soil for the future. We are ready for a world in which hybrid testing and making your own choices in this matter has become the most natural thing in the world.

Hybrid exams and tests will become commonplace in 2021. People want to be able to choose for themselves how they will take exams or tests. This is all part of the collective transition to a fully digital experience.

ProctorExam , the largest online proctoring company in Europe and the global leader in flexible SaaS proctoring technology, enables more than two million home exams during COVID-19. Those tests could not have taken place otherwise. Partners include universities, education technology/service providers and a range of old and new customers who have used ProctorExam's services in their transition to a fully digital experience.

With the fast growth and usage of ProctorExam in France the famous french tech and science magazine Sciences et Avenir publishes an article about how ProctorExam is making life easier and enables students from the University La Sorbonne in #Paris to take their exams even if they cannot travel to campus.

ProctorExam and the Dutch Association for Examination have entered into a cooperation agreement to be able to offer the taking of tests under distance examination conditions on a large scale to education and the business community. By offering the new service, exam candidates are no longer time and place bound to take their exams.

EIT Digital is proud to announce that ProctorExam, one of its supported start-ups, which develops a web-based platform to secure online exams, raises funds and launches in the UK. The start-up joined EIT Digital Accelerator in 2015 in the Smart Spaces Action Line. Alain le Loux, one of the 40 European EIT Digital Business Developers, based in Eindhoven in the Netherlands, is taking care of ProctorExam.

The Dutch edtech startup ProctorExam raises half a million euros. With the company's solution, online exams can be taken where students can be followed via a webcam or smartphone. CEO Daniel Haven took the first steps on the market in the United Kingdom, during the BETT Show education conference, at the invitation of the Dutch embassy.

Every week, nrc.next highlights a start-up with potential. This week we have interviewed a company that has the online proctoring product that allows you to take the exam at home. The name of the company is: ProctorExam, and the Founder is Daniel Haven, who is 27 years old, and currently has 5 employees.

ProctorExam is bringing technology and the exam industry to a whole new level by monitoring certifications, tests, and other assessments from behind a computer screen. They’ve come a long way and are beginning their second round of funding via Leapfunder! Today we’ve asked the company’s CEO, Daniel, to share ProctorExam’s journey and what he sees in the company’s future.

Studying online is popular, but students often have to leave home for exams. Daniel Haven, who is 27 years old, thinks it is unnecessarily expensive and outdated. With the ProctorExam software, students are closely monitored, and exams can simply be taken from the kitchen table.