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> - Publishing wrong answers to a previous exam could confuse students who were simply looking up old exams to study. In any decent institution which does exam
by WesolyKubeczek 3y ago
> - Publishing wrong answers to a previous exam could confuse students who were simply looking up old exams to study.
In any decent institution which does exams, an example exam sheet with questions similar to what you’re going to get, or even one of actual old exams, is usually published for just this purpose.
Sniffing around the sites the express (or commonly agreed upon) purpose of which is enablement of cheating, on the other hand, reveals the intent.
So, nope.
- contravariant 3y agoThe claim that Quizlet is solely designed for the purposes of cheating is unfounded in my opinion. It doesn't look like it at first glance anyway. I'm not even sure what a website designed to enable cheating would look like to be honest, but that's because I have no expectation that I'd be able to access the internet during an exam, and because I consider any study of related materials fair game before the exam begins. You'd have to get an answer sheet of the actual exam up front before I start to consider it iffy.