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That is hilariously naive. Particularly in the age of AI, professors might have to go back to the practice of oral exams to have people demonstrate their under
by unethical_ban 2y ago
That is hilariously naive.
Particularly in the age of AI, professors might have to go back to the practice of oral exams to have people demonstrate their understanding of an issue. The problem for universities is that means you have to have a lower student:teacher ratio.
- userbinator 2y agoOr just any exam where the only thing you're allowed to use is "the mass of cells between your ears", as one instructor I know liked to put it.
- loeg 2y agoThe request was in 2015, dawg.
- rtkwe 2y agoCheck the date on the issue... it's from 2015 way before (gen) AI was even close to being a thing much less being useful for actual coding.
- unethical_ban 2y agoI know - that's why I said "particularly". I was in college in the era of Facebook being for college students only. My point was that a professor cannot fault providers of information on the internet for their students' unethical behavior. And if they can't trust their students to do remote assignments, then they should test with more reliable methods like in-person examinations.