1-27-2012<br />
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Porter Library in Westlake, Ohio also proctors. As for the crazy demands the schools and universities beginning to make... I write on the form that I will not submit my social security number, etc. I have yet to have a school email back and state that neither I nor Porter Library is not an approved site. If the proctoring demands are not reasonable, tell the school want you will do and let them decide. <br />
I agree that helping students to complete their degree falls in the scope of a public library's mission. We do not charge for the service. <br />
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Cynthia Hall<br />
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-----Original Message-----<br />
From: "J. Victoria Eckenrod" <jveckenrod@galionlibrary.org><br />
Sent 1/26/2012 10:37:35 AM<br />
To: oplinlist@oplin.org<br />
Subject: [OPLINLIST] Proctoring<br />
<br />
<pre>With a nearby library canceling their proctoring service, we've
received more requests than ever. I'm just wondering how other
libraries handle the situation. My board would also like to know if
there are any libraries who charge either the universities or the
students for this service?
Vicki
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J. Victoria Eckenrod, Director
Galion Public Library
123 N. Market St.
Galion, Ohio 44833
419-468-3203
jveckenrod@galionlibrary.org
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