Abstract
Until recently, when the massive shift from on-campus to remote learning occurred, there was little interest in online exam proctoring and limited technology available. Additionally, few resources were available on how to explore that technology as a potential proctoring solution. This commentary draws on the author's extensive experience in the online exam proctoring space to help the reader identify the goals of their institution and to provide a framework for analyzing technology as a potential proctoring solution. The framework provided in this article (P.A.W.S) can help readers consider how to explore technology as a proctoring solution for online exams.
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