Saylor Proctor U, how does it work?

[bjcheung77]

I realize you didn't ask this but I rarely see it mentioned here and think it could be helpful.  Saylor does not require you to use Proctor U.  You can also be proctored by "certified librarians, military education services officers, embassy representatives, and school officials (such as principals, deans, or guidance counselors".    Frequently, at least in my area, school officials and librarians do not charge fees to proctor.  If you can locate a Saylor approved proctor who doesn't charge, you can potentially collect 91 credits for FREE!

I would include a link to the Saylor site to support this.  However, the new software doesn't seem to be friendly when I include external URLs.  To find the info go to the Saylor site, then go to the Help Center & FAQ, then to College Credit, Proctoring & Transcripts, then to In-person Proctoring Protocols OR... just search their site for the terms: certified librarian.

Side note: From what I recall - This is only available for their NCCRS courses, the ACE courses require ProctorU.