> the system will need to change. I believe this can very well be the start of the return of pen and paper and non-digital essays under the watchful eyes of tea

> the system will need to change. I believe this can very well be the start of the return of pen and paper and non-digital essays under the watchful eyes of teachers. Nah, in reality it'll just result in sales of heavily locked-down test-taking kiosks with all manner of UBA enforcement to school districts by shady vendors. The solution to technological problems is only ever more technology. My solution would be to fuzz the students into producing hallucinated answers. Bullshit the bullshitters-- ask them questions that are impossible to answer and see which ones complete the assignment. Anybody who completed the assignment fails. The ones that couldn't finish, you give partial credit based on their effort, and grade on a curve. We were never supposed to be testing students' ability to regurgitate trivia. They're not training to be Jeopardy contestants.