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The 83+/84+ line has been ACT/SAT certified for over 15 years while enabling this open educational vector. TI’s policy change is a recent one from this year.
by mikeknoop 6y ago
The 83+/84+ line has been ACT/SAT certified for over 15 years while enabling this open educational vector. TI’s policy change is a recent one from this year.
- reanimus 6y agoSupposedly, it was in response to this video going viral: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JIPqcK3wwY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JIPqcK3wwY Although it features an outdated OS (up-to-date OSes weren't even vulnerable), TI made a move to protect the reputation of exam mode. :(
- TedDoesntTalk 6y agoSince that video is in French and the screen is too small for me to seen what he’s doing on the calculator (I’m watching on a phone), could you TL;DR summarize?
- emmelaich 6y agoI had quick look. It appears to hold cheatsheets. Possibly among other things.
- tasogare 6y agoThe teacher says that a student came and demo him that it’s possible to retrieve custom programs even in exam mode. Then there is a demo of it.
- boogies 6y agoNot GP or French-speaking but what I got through auto-translate of the autosubs was tl;dw: When in exam mode one can access notes that it isn't supposed to allow (seemingly by performing the actions to create a new TI-BASIC “program” with the name of one that existed before entering exam mode, containing the notes).