AI Overlay for Pearson Q-global Video Proctoring on Mac
Pearson Clinical Q-global is the web platform US, UK, and Canadian psychologists use to deliver Wechsler scales (WAIS-IV, WISC-V, WPPSI-IV), Beck inventories, and 40+ other normed instruments. Q-global Video Proctoring (Q-gVP) adds a one-on-one live video session for remote administration.
Q-global is a web-based system for administering, scoring, and reporting Pearson clinical assessments; Q-gVP layers proctoring on top so the clinician can administer the test in person over video. The whole stack is browser-based with no kernel hooks and no signed desktop app. Screen sharing uses standard getDisplayMedia in Chrome or Safari on Mac, which Apple wires to the system frame buffer after window-privacy filtering. This is fundamentally different from Pearson VUE OnVUE: there is no separate native proctoring binary, no process scan, and no host hardening.
No. Q-global Video Proctoring is Pearson Clinical Assessment product, used by psychologists and neuropsychologists. Pearson VUE is a separate division running OnVUE for IT certs.
Not through the screen share, because macOS filters the flagged window out before WebRTC encodes it.
Yes. Safari is officially supported. Capture goes through Apple implementation of getDisplayMedia.
No. The privacy flag is enforced at the window-server level regardless of whether you share a single window or the whole display.
Need reference access during your exam?
Fracture runs a native floating overlay that sets the macOS window privacy flag. It is 100% excluded from screen capture feeds, window lists, and proctor recordings.