Appraisal Institute Educational Examinations: Your Guide to Online Proctoring

The Appraisal Institute offers a modern, convenient solution for professional certification through its educational examinations. With the introduction of OnVUE online proctoring, you can now take your exams securely from the comfort of your home or office. This guide provides essential information on how to prepare for and take your exam online, ensuring a smooth and successful experience.

Online Proctoring with OnVUE

Effortless Exam Experience from Home

The Appraisal Institute has embraced the flexibility of online proctoring through OnVUE, allowing candidates to complete their exams without the need to visit a physical test center. This option provides the convenience of testing from your home or office, with the added security of live proctoring.

Key Features of OnVUE:

• Secure Proctoring: A live proctor will monitor your exam session via webcam to ensure adherence to exam protocols and maintain the integrity of the test.
• Convenience: Choose ‘Online at my home or office’ when selecting your exam options to take advantage of this flexible testing method.

Watch the OnVUE Proctoring Overview Video

Preparation for Online Proctoring

Essential Steps to Ensure a Smooth Exam Experience

1. Run the System Test: Before registering for your online proctored exam, run the system test provided on the Appraisal Institute’s online proctoring page. This will verify that your computer and internet connection meet the necessary requirements for a successful testing experience.
2. Create a Separate Account: Note that your OnVUE login credentials may differ from those used on the Appraisal Institute website. Ensure you create an OnVUE account if required.

Action Steps:

• Complete System Check: Run the System Test to ensure your setup is compatible with OnVUE requirements.
• Register for Your Exam: Follow the instructions on the Appraisal Institute’s Online Proctoring Registration Page.

Exam Rules and Requirements

What to Expect on Exam Day

• Personal Belongings: During the exam, you will not be permitted access to personal belongings. This includes laptops, cell phones, tablets, smartwatches, and any other devices that can store data or connect to the Internet.
• Storage of Items: All watches, wallets, bags, and purses must be removed and stored out of reach prior to the start of the examination.

Important Reminders:

• Ensure Compliance: Adhering to these rules is crucial for maintaining the security and integrity of the examination process.
• Prepare Your Space: Set up your testing area in advance to meet all requirements for an uninterrupted exam experience.

About the Appraisal Institute

A Legacy of Excellence and Professionalism

Founded in 1932, the Appraisal Institute is a global membership association dedicated to supporting and advancing professional real estate appraisers. With over 22,000 members and 96 chapters worldwide, the Institute is renowned for upholding the highest standards of practice, ethics, and professional credentials.

Benefits for Members:

• Professional Development: Access to a wide range of educational and advocacy programs.
• Prestigious Designations: Opportunities to earn respected designations such as MAI, SRPA, and SRA.