
Three years, one ecosystem, 10,862 online exam sessions
Constructor University Bremen replaced Moodle, MS Teams, and LPlus with one Constructor Tech ecosystem for its online programmes and proctored degree exams.
Constructor Proctor leads on hosting, device coverage, and live contact with candidates. It runs in Constructor Cloud or on-premise on your own servers, supports exams on iOS and Android phones and tablets, where Honorlock does not allow exams on phones or tablets, and lets proctors call candidates by audio or video, where Honorlock's proctors join by chat. It also matches faces to ID documents automatically, which Honorlock states it does not do, detects virtual backgrounds, which Honorlock's public documentation does not describe, and shows the candidate interface in 40 languages.
Honorlock does some things better. Its trained live proctors are on call 24/7/365, and exams start whenever candidates are ready with no scheduling, while Constructor works with your own staff or provides trained proctors through its partners and uses a booking calendar. Honorlock also supports Chromebooks, connects through LTI 1.3 to eight learning platforms, runs Search & Destroy to find and remove leaked exam questions, and states SOC 2 Type 2 compliance and more than 10 million exams supported in a year.
Both products combine AI flags with human review, lock down the exam computer, use a phone as a second camera, detect virtual machines and virtual cameras, and block overlay tools. The choice comes down to what matters more: exams that start whenever candidates are ready with Honorlock's own proctors, or control over hosting, devices, languages, and who proctors.
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| Feature | Constructor Proctor | Honorlock |
|---|---|---|
Core proctoring | ||
Proctoring modes | ||
Supported devices | Windows, Mac, and Chromebook computers in Chrome; exams cannot be taken on phones, iPads, or tablets | |
Paper exams in the classroom | Runs on test-center computers, and an Honorlock blog has students show paper work to the camera; no paper exam mode is documented | |
Oral exams | A blog says hybrid proctoring covers oral exams, and Interview Integrity layers on Zoom interviews; no oral exam mode is documented | |
Live proctoring | ||
Candidates per proctor | Not described in Honorlock's public documentation | |
Exam booking calendar | No booking: exams start whenever the candidate is ready, 24/7/365, with no scheduling | |
Chat with candidates | ||
Audio and video calls | Proctors pop in by chat, and a blog says test takers can answer aloud; no proctor video calls are described | |
Live supervisor view | Not described in Honorlock's public documentation | |
Engagement and behavior | ||
Engagement tracking | AI flags a face out of frame and lost focus during exams; Analytics Hub tracks usage, not candidate attention | |
Behavior analysis | ||
Real-time help and feedback | ||
AI features | ||
Automatic identity checks | Test takers photograph themselves and their ID, and Honorlock states it does not use face recognition to match faces to the ID | |
AI help for proctors | AI flags guide live proctors and reviewers; no suspicion score or AI review assistant is described | |
AI assistant for candidates | Not described in Honorlock's public documentation | |
Secure environment | ||
Phone as a second camera | ||
Device lockdown | ||
Generative AI and originality checks | Blocks and tracks AI tools during the exam; Turnitin originality checks run in Constructor Assess | Blocks AI chatbots and flags voice assistant wake words; no originality or AI-text check is described |
Overlay tool detection | ||
Virtual machine detection | Detects virtual machines and remote desktop apps when candidates use the Secure Browser | |
Virtual camera detection | ||
Virtual background detection | Not described in Honorlock's public documentation | |
Integrations | ||
LMS, ATS, and other integrations | Moodle plugin, LTI, REST API, and webhooks; other LMS, ATS, and HR systems connect through the API | |
Built-in exam authoring | No exam authoring tool; Honorlock proctors exams created in your LMS or assessment platform | |
Single sign-on for staff | ||
Services | ||
Proctor staffing | ||
Support services | ||
Performance and customization | ||
Scale | ||
Hosting choice | Honorlock's cloud on AWS, with data stored in the United States; on-premise is not described | |
Interface languages | Proctor chat translates automatically and the LMS language is selectable; a list of test taker interface languages is not published | |
Compliance | States SOC 2 Type 2 and internally validated GDPR readiness, with data kept in the United States; ISO 27001 is not listed |
Candidates book slots in the built-in calendar, and each proctor sees webcam, screen, and phone camera feeds on one video wall, sorted by suspicion score. Your own staff or trained proctors from Constructor partners review every AI flag before the verdict.
Run Proctor in Constructor Cloud or on-premise on your own servers. Candidates use the interface in 40 languages and proctors work in 38, while Honorlock does not publish a list of languages for its test taker interface.
Exams created in Constructor Assess are proctored directly. Other platforms connect through the Moodle plugin, LTI, the REST API, or webhooks, and receive the verdict and suspicion score after review.
Bring candidate volume, exam rules, devices, and the proctoring mode for each exam. If Honorlock's proctors cover your exams today, decide whether your own staff or trained proctors from Constructor partners will proctor and review with Constructor Proctor, and how candidates will book slots.
Run booking, system checks, identity checks, the Secure Browser, live monitoring, and review with representative candidates and the proctors who will run your exams.
Document hosting, data retention, languages, support hours, proctor training, and the configuration that passed the pilot before your first live cohort.
Constructor Proctor runs in Constructor Cloud or on-premise on your own servers, and is ISO 27001 certified and GDPR compliant. Honorlock describes its own cloud on AWS with data stored in the United States, and states SOC 2 Type 2 compliance and GDPR readiness validated internally. Its public documentation does not list ISO 27001 or on-premise hosting. Ask each provider to document where recordings and identity data are processed, how long they are kept, and who can access them, and share the data processing documents with your legal team.
The Constructor Proctor candidate interface comes in 40 languages and the proctor console in 38, with localized guides. Constructor and its local partners provide support in your language. Honorlock describes 24/7/365 multilingual live support and translates proctor chat automatically, without publishing a list of interface languages. Confirm candidate guides, exam-day support hours, and escalation in the proposal.
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