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<< The grade was ultimately changed, but not before she received a strict warning: If her work was flagged again, the teacher would treat it the same way they w
by A4ET8a8uTh0 2y ago
<< The grade was ultimately changed, but not before she received a strict warning: If her work was flagged again, the teacher would treat it the same way they would with plagiarism.
<< But that doesn't scale at all.
I realize that the level of effort for oral exam is greater for both parties involved. However, the fact it does not scale is largely irrelevant in my view. Either it evaluates something well or it does not.
And, since use of AI makes written exams almost impossible, this genuinely seems to be the only real test left.
- sersi 2y ago> And, since use of AI makes written exams almost impossible Isn't it easy to prevent students from using an AI if they are doing the exams in a big room? I mean when I was a student, most of my exams were written with just access to notes but no computers. Not that much resources needed to control that...
- A4ET8a8uTh0 2y agoGood point. I agree, but it goes back to some level of unwillingness to do this the 'old way'. That is not say there won't be cheaters ( they always are ), but that is what proctor is for. And no, I absolutely hated the online proctor version. I swore I will never touch that thing again. And this may be the answer, people need to exercise their free will a little more forcefully.