Today, universities face unique challenges in maintaining academic integrity while keeping overhead low. The college landscape is rapidly changing, which means schools must provide flexible, secure online proctoring services to stay competitive.
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Even as colleges and universities return to campus, there is an increased and persistent need for online proctoring solutions that maximize test-taker privacy while still being easy to use and fair to students.
With vaccine administration up and running, higher education has reached a critical turning point in pandemic response. Last spring, several colleges and universities turned to virtual offerings, en masse, to keep faculty and students safe and in[...]
Typically, in a traditional classroom, a teacher asks a question, and a student answers it. This interaction takes place on a single student at a time, and is a highly interactive and important part of the educational[...]
An interesting study in relation to cheating and honor codes found that the lowest level of cheating among students occurred at a school that did not have an honor code. In contrast, it found that a school with an 100-year-old honor code had one of[...]
With the increase of online course development, how students will uphold academic integrity is a major concern. In the “Cheating in the Digital Age: Do Students Cheat More in Online Courses? study, 635 undergraduate and graduate students[...]