Yes. Instructors should plan to provide common exam accommodations such as 150% time and a reduced distraction environment whenever possible.
The DSP Proctoring Office prioritizes proctoring for accommodations that may be more challenging to implement, such as 200% and greater extended time, room-alone, and use of technology such as screen readers and speech-to-text.
Instructors may provide proctoring for any student as long as each student is provided with the accommodations outlined on their individual Letter of Accommodation. If you have any questions about specific accommodations for any student, please contact the student’s Disability Specialist for assistance.