Using this software sounds idiotic. They're trying to apply methods to in-person learning to distance learning. Instead of focusing on detecting cheating, the

Using this software sounds idiotic. They're trying to apply methods to in-person learning to distance learning. Instead of focusing on detecting cheating, they should be re-evaluating their grading and teaching methodology so that cheating is unproductive. Prioritize in class participation and essay writing. If tests are needed, they can be timed and open book. Great example of why our educational system isn't all that good. I took a year of Japanese in college. A big part of the grade was memorizing and performing these dialogs. If you didn't remember the dialog word for word, you'd get points off. I wasted a lot of time trying to memorize those stupid things when I could have been acquiring new vocabulary words or studying Kanji. I took a trip to Japan a couple of years go, and did some brushing up for a couple of months before I left. I learned more in those two months than I did in my entire time at school.