3 ms·

It would be nice to think so, but sadly, some students will cheat even on open-book tests. Check out this recent Reddit thread, discussing an incident in which

• CPLX 6y ago
  That’s interesting but a little hard to follow. The most interesting part I noticed is Chegg which I hadn’t heard of before.
  • Loughla 6y ago
    Really? Chegg was like the first textbook source that existed for college students. That used to be (maybe it still is) it's number 1 business. You could rent books from them for cheap for courses you didn't need to keep the text. Working in higher ed for a few decades, I've seen their reputation go from - hey, they're undercutting our bookstore - to hey, they're a super good resource for students - to hey, their 'homework help' is just cheating for a cost. They're a garbage company right now, from the perspective of a higher ed professional. They've gone off the rails with what could be a good business model.