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I'm unclear how this affects cheating. Are the exams not done in paper in large rooms with an invigilator?
by harvey9 3y ago
I'm unclear how this affects cheating. Are the exams not done in paper in large rooms with an invigilator?
- zen_1 3y agoIn certain parts of the world you can bribe the invigilators.
- throwaway3838g 3y agoHow does this relate to internet access?
- wongarsu 3y agoYou bribe them to not notice the phone you are using to help you answer exam questions. Without internet access that's more difficult.
- meitham 3y agoit's about minimising damage in the case of questions leak. The exam paper is the same across the country, so if a paper is leaked from one school, the internet would quickly make the problem nation wide.
- wongarsu 3y agoExcuse yourself to go to the restroom, use phone hidden there the day before. That's a viable method of cheating in many countries, I guess cutting internet access is a way to prevent this and similar exploits.
- userbinator 3y agoI suspect all of Wikipedia's text fits comfortably on a typical user's phone. How does not having Internet access during the exam stop people from accessing data they've already gathered from when they did?
- dist1ll 3y agoWho invigilates the invigilators?