Online testing procedures can vary by institution. It is important to make your plans well in advance of the test date. Be sure to consider the following: 

• Do I have a test to write in my course? 
• When do I write this test? 
• Where can I write it? 
• How far in advance do I need to book? 
• What exam forms do I need to submit and where do I find them? 
• Do I need a test supervisor? (Proctor / Invigilator) 
• How long do I have to write it? 
• What materials can I bring with me? 
• Do I need to arrange transportation to the testing site? 
• What happens if I need to cancel? 
• What happens if I have technology problems? 

To answer these questions and more, contact your instructor or your institution’s testing services. At Lethbridge College, visit the Testing Services page. 

An online test is still a test. Whether you struggle with test anxiety or simply want to learn some tricks for getting better at test-taking, we recommend checking out the Tests section of the eLearning Café. This page covers multiple test strategies to help with a variety of concerns.