At the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, schools adopted remote exam software to monitor students taking tests. The software, made by companies like ExamSoft, ProctorU, and Proctorio, use students' ...

The education sector knows all too well the harm that can occur when assessments aren’t given securely. There’s the Atlanta Public Schools cheating scandal that resulted in the indictment of 34 ...

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When universities across the country first went virtual last year in response to COVID-19, administrators increased their use of anti-cheating programs, which monitor students through their webcams ...

As colleges and universities have turned to online proctoring services to ensure the integrity of exams administered remotely during the pandemic, some students and faculty have raised questions about ...

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A university student is suing exam proctoring software maker Proctorio to “quash a campaign of harassment” against critics of the company, including an accusation that the company misused copyright ...

Nov 11 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When U.S. law student Areeb Khan tried to sign into the online portal to take his practice bar exam, he was met with a strange message: "Due to poor lighting we ...

When Madi Mollico signed up to take the GRE in May, she knew she’d have to do it online. With all testing locations shut down to comply with COVID-19 policies, the Educational Testing Service, the ...

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is a senior reviewer covering laptops and other gadgets. Monica was a writer for Tom’s Guide and Business Insider before joining The Verge in 2020. Between August 23rd and 24th, Ian Linkletter, a ...