> The whole notion of online proctoring seems pretty whack to me also: what world are we training and testing people to live in? The real world has internet, yo

> The whole notion of online proctoring seems pretty whack to me also: what world are we training and testing people to live in? The real world has internet, you can search for stuff, you can work from home and take a break. I agree! I wish more institutions viewed the world as Stanford's Honor Code does. It predates the Internet by many decades: > Open-book Requirement: As stated in the Interpretations of the Honor Code, “If take-home examinations are given, they should not be closed-book examinations…” Open-book exams place no limitations on the materials or resources that a student may access during the exam. https://communitystandards.stanford.edu/resources/faculty-and-tas/exams-and-honor-code#:~:text=Open%2Dbook%20Requirement,may%20access%20during%20the%20exam https://communitystandards.stanford.edu/resources/faculty-an....