California colleges use procctoring software despite court ruling

Months after a District Court judgment that Cleveland State University violated student privacy in requiring the use of an online proctoring service that required a scan of students' rooms, some professors California colleges were still using such software for remote exams. Privacy rights campaigners argue that the software is invasive and discriminatory and a violation of the Fourth Amendment; e-proctoring companies reply that the data they collect is limited.

Article: California colleges use procctoring software despite court ruling

Publication: Cal Matters

Writer: Itzel Luna