To catch a cheat: Best practices in online proctoring (eCampus News)
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"According to the latest report from Babson Survey Research Group, nearly 6.5 million American undergraduates now take at least one course online—representing close to one-third of the postsecondary student body. The rise of online programs is enabling colleges and universities to support a growing population of nontraditional students, many of whom balance work or family commitments in addition to their studies."—Source: eCampus News
WHY THIS MATTERS:
While academic dishonesty is nothing new, refined processes are needed to curb cheating in the digital age. Don't miss this list of best practices for online proctoring. —Eduwire Editors
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