> [1] Just off the top of my head, a small camera in the room aimed at the screen and a discrete -- in-ear, like my daughter's (Bluetooth) hearing aids -- ear-p

> [1] Just off the top of my head, a small camera in the room aimed at the screen and a discrete -- in-ear, like my daughter's (Bluetooth) hearing aids -- ear-phone Bluetooth connected to a mobile phone to a third party in another room with a computer being used to research answers. Watching the video that this article links to, a couple of the requirements are, among other things: * To show the proctor all four walls of the room, and underneath the desk, * To take out any earbuds you may have. These requirements alone would probably mean your cheating solution wouldn't work. (I hate that I have to say that because I do not want to advocate for ProctorU here, but in this case these requirements would probably do what they were intended to do.)