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I'm not talking about automated proctoring, I'm talking about remote proctoring. Although automated proctoring is its own can of worms, especially when it runs
by 10000truths 6y ago
I'm not talking about automated proctoring, I'm talking about remote proctoring. Although automated proctoring is its own can of worms, especially when it runs client-side and essentially demands that you cede control of your computer setup to it.
The sole purpose of having proctors is to alleviate cheating. Virtual proctoring is completely ineffective at doing so, and on top of that, effectively invites strangers to watch you in your own house and dictate what you can or cannot run on your own computer.
- manquer 6y agoGiven the current global pandemic, the risk of not doing these exams for folks who need them for their jobs of risking covid-19 is a far bigger problem than privacy. An exam body is certifying you are qualified in a skill or a subject. Yes these systems are intrusive, they are trying hard to make sure integrity of their assessment is there. I don't see how else in today's world both objectives can be met. Many industries regulate your professional interactions. Every call can be recorded in customer support or fin tech many of them are doing it from their homes today.