Online exams have become a high-stakes poker game, with students bluffing their way to better grades. Dr. Donald McCabe’s study reveals that 95% of students confess to some form of academic dishonesty — impressive, but also worrying. Strategies range from old-school tricks like hidden notes to tech-assisted schemes using virtual machines and Bluetooth devices. But the house always wins, and proctoring software is that ever-watchful dealer, using AI to catch sly glances and odd behaviors. The blog at ProctorEdu delves into the clever methods students employ to cheat and how proctoring tech is evolving to counteract them: https://proctoredu.com/blog/tpost/y35x7azne1-how-to-cheat-on-a-proctored-exam-top-10 😊 In this tug-of-war, tech solutions are raising the stakes, proving that honesty might just be the safest bet after all.
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