University policy decision University of Wisconsin–Madison Passed / Enacted Apr 6, 2021

University of Wisconsin–Madison — Honorlock policy change after dark-skin recognition issues

UW–Madison changed how it uses Honorlock in response to complaints that the software failed to recognize the faces of students with darker skin tones.
Source
UW–Madison Administration
Link
https://www.insidehighered.com/quicktakes/2021/04/06/proctoring-tool-failed-recognize-dark-skin-students-say ↗

Related

University policy decision

Herzing University — STOP Online Proctoring at Herzing petition

Public petition demanding Herzing University replace ProctorU as its proctoring vendor, citing 1,300+ documented incidents and three federal …
University policy decision

Stanford University Faculty Senate — Proctoring Pilot Report (April 2025)

Stanford Faculty Senate hearing report on its exam-proctoring pilot, addressing academic-integrity issues that led to the 2023 decision.
University policy decision

University of British Columbia Faculty Association — Academic Freedom Statement

Following Linkletter v. Proctorio, the UBC Faculty Association adopted formal guidance affirming academic-freedom protections for staff who research, …
University policy decision

Stanford University Faculty Senate — Vote to Allow Exam Proctoring (2023)

Stanford Faculty Senate voted to authorize exam proctoring, ending a 102-year precedent against proctored exams. The vote was …
University policy decision

Cleveland State University — Removed Mandatory Room Scans (post-Ogletree)

Cleveland State University removed mandatory pre-exam room scans following the federal court ruling that such scans violated the …