Ok, so a simple group policy is equal to beating children until blood hits the screen. > If a student is able to sneak a keylogger onto the computer of a teach

Ok, so a simple group policy is equal to beating children until blood hits the screen. > If a student is able to sneak a keylogger onto the computer of a teacher without getting caught, they're smart enough that the test is pointless to them. Attaching keyloggers is stupidly simple. Security is always a trade off. This was my actual point. In case of keyloggers it's more a matter of lacking risk awareness since it would probably bring criminal charges.