> For humanities oriented assessments however, I know most of the profs chose to do things via project work (it's a bit hard to cheat when writing essays…) Thi

> For humanities oriented assessments however, I know most of the profs chose to do things via project work (it's a bit hard to cheat when writing essays…) This is true of copying and collusion generally, but not of commissioning unique work from an essay mill, which is shockingly prevalent in humanities subjects for this very reason. I am aware of no effective defence against this other than in-person exams or oral vivas. I’m glad I’m not a humanities lecturer right now.