Online Proctoring Survey for End Users (Assessment Organisations designing, delivering and managing assessments)
We are inviting all organisations who undertake assessment whether you have implemented online proctoring / remote invigilation or are considering its adoption—to participate in a brief survey. Your feedback is crucial as it will help shape the discussions about digital assessment and enhance the broader understanding and promotion of online proctoring technologies within the community.

We are delighted that the 2026 Online Proctoring Survey is being conducted in partnership with two leading the Federation of Awarding Bodies (FAB), the collective voice of the UK’s qualifications and assessments industry,  and the Institute for Credentialling Excellence (I.C.E), a leading developer of standards for both certification and certificate programs.

Why Your Participation Is Important

Your experiences and perspectives are invaluable. They provide essential insights into the effectiveness, challenges, and opportunities associated with online proctoring technologies. By sharing your thoughts, you can directly influence the future developments and improvements in this field.

Your Privacy and Benefits

- Confidentiality: Rest assured that your responses will be treated anonymously in external communications. We ask for your name, job title, and organization solely to prevent duplication in our data.

- Access to Insights: The aggregated data from this survey will be publicly shared, which may include PR and commercial activity.

Thank you for your contribution to enhancing online proctoring technology and helping us better serve the community!

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About You - Your industry sector *
Are you a member of the Federation of Awarding Bodies (FAB)? *
Are you a member of the Institute for Credentialling Excellence (I.C.E)? *
Where is your organisation based (tick all that apply)
Are you currently using online proctoring? *
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