I created an Open Source (well, that's the intention anyway) online proctoring solution. It records the at-home exam proceedings using a screen capture, the webcam and a side camera (a mobile phone). All web-based.
It doesn't need a streaming server, but clients upload encrypted blocks of video directly to cloud storage instead. So that should make it scale rather easily.
Unfortunately, concerns from students (some of which valid) about the privacy implication of such systems, and a lot of negative press about this, killed the momentum. So it hasn't been used for actual exams (yet).
It doesn't need a streaming server, but clients upload encrypted blocks of video directly to cloud storage instead. So that should make it scale rather easily.
Unfortunately, concerns from students (some of which valid) about the privacy implication of such systems, and a lot of negative press about this, killed the momentum. So it hasn't been used for actual exams (yet).
Feel free to poke around: https://toetshub.nl/