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Well, that's the problem. Someone can read out the question and receive results from someone else or be actively sharing their screen. It doesn't really matter
by isbvhodnvemrwvn 6y ago
Well, that's the problem. Someone can read out the question and receive results from someone else or be actively sharing their screen. It doesn't really matter what kind of test you have.
- soperj 6y agoHonestly, any tests I took that were open book were long enough that if you were constantly looking things up you'd never finish. Same would occur if you were talking to someone and they were having to relay the info.
- Green_man 6y agoPart of the benefit of open book tests is that it brings up the "floor" of resource access, limiting the potential differential between honest and cheating students. Obviously, this could be negatively compensated for with other factors, like having more questions or stingy grading.