Over the last year we have seen a vast number of AI based study tools become available. They are promoted as apps to enhance the learning experience of students, with the capacity to broaden knowledge and stimulate creative thought. While the companies invested in the tools provide this positive spin, universities and colleges are desperately …
We are excited to announce that IRIS Invigilation, the leading software product for online exam proctoring, has launched a new version of the invigilation software, which allows you to manage your uploads more efficiently and effectively. This feature is especially useful for users who experience intermittent internet speeds or connectivity issues during their exams. You …
We have all seen the explosive growth and interest in ChatGPT and this is only the beginning of AI-powered tools that make life easier for students. This makes AI exam cheating far harder to detect than ever before, especially as traditional plagiarism tools are now entirely ineffective. The developers at IRIS Invigilation are very aware …
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The recent pandemic accelerated the adoption of online invigilation and proctoring and for some odd reason, it generated resistance from both students and lecturers. ‘Big brother is watching’, ‘I am being spied upon’, ‘this is an invasion of my privacy’ and other comments do not accurately reflect the benefits of online invigilation, especially as mobile phones …
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If unis stick with online assessment after COVID, they’ll have do more to stop cheating Shutterstock Meena Jha, CQUniversity Australia While face-to-face classes are back after the COVID disruptions of the past two years, our research suggests at least some Australian universities intend to continue with fully online assessment. Students say they think cheating is easier …
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1 in 10 uni students submit assignments written by someone else — and most are getting away with it Shutterstock Guy Curtis, The University of Western Australia The worst kind of university cheating is also the hardest kind to catch, and more students do it than previously thought. Until recently, it was thought about 2-4% of …
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Which Australian Universities or institutes use remote proctoring/invigilation services/software? Why did they choose to invigilate? Following the advent of COVID-19, Australian universities in the higher education sector found themselves unable (in most cases) to conduct face-to-face examinations in their traditional manner. Institutes needed to look for alternative methods and processes to enable critical online assessment. …
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With the eruption of COVID19, digital learning and teaching became a new norm. Choices are also going digital. The most important concern is to effectively streamline the selection process to match the quality of the offline exam. The big challenge is to ensure this choice by minimizing the fraud on the part of the examinees. …
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Issues with restricted internet Proctoring international students has recently become more difficult with increased governmental controls. A restricted internet infrastructure makes a lot of sense and allows for greater control by governments. However, this causes issues for foreign academic institutions who have students within these countries, specifically around maintaining academic integrity. The argument is that …
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