To take the Casper test, you must use a computer with a working webcam and microphone. These are not optional—they are required to:
Confirm your identity before and during the test
Monitor your test session (remote proctoring)
Allow you to record video responses in the first section of the test
Your webcam must remain:
Turned on
Uncovered
Facing directly toward you for the entire test duration
Your microphone should be:
Positioned close to your mouth
Adjusted for clear sound
Used with a moderate device volume
Ensuring you speak clearly during the video response section
Remote Monitoring:
The Acuity Insights team may remotely observe your test session at any time to make sure you follow the terms of use.
Technical Requirements:
Before you register or begin the test, make sure your computer has:
A functioning webcam and microphone
A stable, high-speed internet connection
A bandwidth of at least 2 megabytes per second (MB/s)
These requirements help ensure a secure, and smooth testing experience.
Quick FAQ: Why Are a Webcam and Microphone Required for the Casper Test?
Quick FAQ: Why Are a Webcam and Microphone Required for the Casper Test?
Q1: Can I use a phone or tablet instead of a computer for the Casper test?
No. You must use a desktop or laptop computer with a working webcam and microphone.
Q2: What happens if my webcam or microphone stops working during the test?
This may affect your ability to complete the test or your responses may not be valid. Make sure all devices are tested and fully functional before the test begins.