e-Learning Testing Center (eLTC)
Summer 2022 hours of operation
May 23, 2022 – July 27, 2022
Campus hours, locations and testing information
- Online testing resumes May 23
- eLTC faculty planning: May 16-19
- Summer 2022 closed dates:
- May 30 (Memorial Day)
- July 4
- July 28 - August 15 (maintenance)
Students in online and hybrid courses may be required to complete tests or assignments with a proctor at a Wake Tech e-Learning Testing Center (no student fee involved) or an approved proctoring location. Approved proctoring locations off Wake Tech campuses may include a student fee to cover the cost of the service by the provider.
All students MUST present a NEW Wake Tech ID in order to complete testing in the eLTC.
Old student IDs or any other form of identification
will not be accepted.

- Cellphone use is not allowed in the eLTC.
- Doors lock one hour prior to closing times.
- Phone calls are accepted and returned between testing sessions.
- Email inquiries to [email protected]
** Visit the eLTC Website for additional information.
In-person testing hours
Southern Wake Campus
Scott Northern Wake Campus
9101 Fayetteville Road
Raleigh, NC 27603
Building J (ILC), Room 105
Raleigh, NC 27603
Building J (ILC), Room 105
- Monday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
6600 Louisburg Road
Raleigh, NC 27616
Building D, Room 125
Raleigh, NC 27616
Building D, Room 125
- Monday – Thursday: 8:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Perry Health Sciences Campus
Western Wake Campus
2901 Holston Lane
Raleigh, NC 27610
Building A, Room 112
Raleigh, NC 27610
Building A, Room 112
**Closed Summer 2022**
Room 265
3434 Kildaire Farm Road
Cary, NC 27518
**Closed Summer 2022**
3434 Kildaire Farm Road
Cary, NC 27518
**Closed Summer 2022**
In-person safety and testing information
How do I make an appointment?
Students must be referred by their instructor. To inquire about, schedule or change your appointment, send an email to [email protected].
What should I expect during my in-person testing session?
You will be in a room with the test proctor and the maximum number of students allowed (a small group of students testing).
What should I expect when I arrive on campus?
- Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
- You will be allowed in the Testing Center when it is time for your appointment. Please have your Wake Tech ID.
- Please remember to avoid lingering in walkways or hallways for your safety.
What precautions are being taken to make in-person testing sessions as safe as possible?
- Wake Tech has hand sanitizer available for all students, faculty and staff to use.
- Proctors will be cleaning used surfaces after each student’s exam session.
- Each night, buildings will receive deep cleaning.
- No one is allowed to linger in hallways or classrooms.
- Wake Tech police will be on patrol to support the safety and well-being of all students, faculty and staff.
Read about the Spring 2022 Plan.
Alternate proctoring locations and services
Approved SmarterProctoring Academic Institutions
Students living within a 50-mile radius of Wake Tech are expected to test in the e-Learning Testing Center unless special circumstances are demonstrated. Students requesting an Alternate Proctoring Institution (API) are responsible for having the API approved by their Wake Tech course instructor.
All proctored exams must be administered within an educational setting – an academic institution with an official school email address or an employer within an educational setting or military base. Military personnel may make arrangements for proctored testing with the command educational officer. Students may not use personal friends, colleagues or family members as proctors.
Students should log into their Blackboard account and select the relevant course. Select the “Tools” link on the left side of the instructor’s course page and select the SmarterProctoring icon.
Enter a ZIP code and select the desired proctor and schedule an appointment. Inform your Wake Tech instructor of the approved API.
If an API is not listed in SmarterProctoring, please contact your preferred academic institution and request they register an account with SmarterProctoring to expedite the transfer of testing materials with Wake Tech.
If you are unable to schedule an appointment with your selected API, please contact your instructor regarding the API Contract, which must be completed and signed, and then approved by your instructor, at least five business days before the opening of the relevant testing window.
Alternate proctors
NOT affiliated with SmarterProctoring
Microsoft Certification Exams
The e-Learning Testing Center offers Microsoft Office Certification exams to Wake Tech students, staff and faculty who have a voucher from their instructor. Individuals MUST obtain vouchers before requesting to complete an exam.
Exams are administered using computerized adaptive software and typically take 50 to 60 minutes to complete, and the results are released immediately.
Only one exam can be taken per session, per day. There is a 24-hour wait period before an exam can be retaken.
The eLTC will offer in-person seating only at the Scott Northern Wake Campus, in Building D, Room 125.
How to make an appointment:
- Email your request to [email protected]
- In the email subject line, type "MS Certification Proctor Request"
- In the email body, provide your full name, date, time and desired location. NOTE: Your request must be received five weekdays before your requested arrival date.
- Provide your instructor's name and the course/section number (AAA-111-0000) when requesting an appointment.
- Specify which MS Certification exam you wish to complete: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, QuickBooks, etc.
What to do on testing day:
- Please arrive 10 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
- When you arrive on campus, please follow all posted signage and plan to come alone. NOTE: Children are not allowed in the testing center or anywhere on campus grounds unattended.
- A Wake Tech photo ID is required by students, staff and faculty.
- You will be in a room with the test proctor and the maximum number of examinees allowed, according to social distancing guidelines and standards. More details can be found in Wake Tech's Safety Guidelines & Protocols for the COVID-19 Pandemic.
About Examity® for Blackboard LMS
Examity® is an online proctoring solution that provides flexibility to take exams remotely. It also provides students with the tools they need to prevent cheating and to preserve exam integrity.
Equipment Required
Please make sure to use Google Chrome and disable your pop-up blocker when accessing Examity® and ensure your computer meets the following requirements:
- Desktop, laptop or Chromebook
- Built-in or external webcam
- Built-in external microphone
- Built-in external speakers
- Upload or download speed of 2 Mbps
You can check online to see if you have the minimum system requirements to use Examity® and to perform a system check to make sure you are ready for exam day. Examity® offers technical support all day, every day. If something goes wrong either before or during an exam, test-takers can connect with the Examity® support team by email or live chat at [email protected]®.com.
How to Create Your Examity® Profile
- Personal Information
- First, last name (no nicknames)
- Wake Tech email address - [email protected]
- Current phone number
- Time zone (reflects your testing location)
- Upload a picture of your ID
- You will have to present this ID every time you take an exam.
- You will have to present this ID every time you take an exam.
- Select and answer three challenge questions.
- Submit a digital signature (no nicknames, no spaces i.e., JaneDoe)
Once all these steps are done, your profile is created, and you can schedule your exams with Examity®. The exam dashboard is where you will schedule, reschedule, cancel and start your exams. Your dashboard also offers access to edit your profile information.
Examity® Test Taker Guides
NOTE: For live proctoring, there is a three- to five-minute authentication process that does not cut into your exam time. The timer on your exam does not start until you have begun the exam.
Troubleshooting
- For macOS users, you may need to allow your browser to record your screen. To enable this setting in macOS Catalina, go to your System Preferences, then Security & Privacy, then Screen Recording, and select the checkbox next to Google Chrome.
- NOTE: Google Chrome won’t appear unless Examity® has previously asked to share your screen. Watch this short video to see how. If you’re running a different version of macOS, the steps might be slightly different. Here are some helpful resources to find this setting.
Contacts
Lead Coordinator Michelle Marshall ([email protected])
919-532-5830
Fax: 919-363-1015
Coordinator Christal Decker ([email protected])
919-866-5870
Email all queries to [email protected].
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