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- Title
High‐Tech Cheating: What's the Solution?
- Authors
Verdone, Melinda
- Abstract
Highlights from the article: Academic dishonesty is not a new phenomenon - the first recorded examples of plagiarism and cheating on exams date back to seventh-century China ([7]). In the past, information could be disseminated from one student to the next by sneaking a glance at someone's paper or a student in a previous session revealing what questions are on the exam. Testing centers with cameras that record students' every move have become the norm. Wi-Fi jammers are installed to prevent students from communicating with one another via smart devices during exams. In a study by the Center for Academic Integrity, it was found that students who were required to read an honor code and agreed to the terms of the code before taking an exam were less likely to cheat on the exam ([13]).
- Subjects
REPORT writing; STUDENT cheating; EDUCATIONAL psychology
- Publication
National Teaching & Learning Forum, 2019, Vol 28, Issue 4, p6
- ISSN
1057-2880
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1002/ntlf.30203