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The Most Secure Exam. Part 1 – Supervigilators
In a world where exam cheats play for big money and corrupt officials give out qualifications in return for cold, hard cash, who will step up to protect the innocent as a beacon of hope and integrity?
Ofqual’s Digital Exam Worries
The move from paper to digital exams has already begun in earnest. While the digitisation of paper exams is inevitable, Ofqual’s chief regulator, Sir Ian Bauckham, has some reservations.
The VICTVS Podcast: Episode 8 – Publishing Under Pressure: Fraud, Data and Institutional Complicity
Join Kim Eggleton, Head of Peer Review & Research Integrity at IOP Publishing and VICTVS for a fascinating discussion on the growing issue of fraud, data and institutional complicity in academic publishing.
All Is Not What It Seems. When Artificial Intelligence gets confused.
Artificial Intelligence is just in its infancy. It is prone to errors. Weird errors!
VICTVS on Air Episode 7: Copycats and Consequences. Plagiarism and the Boundaries of Originality
The latest episode of The VICTVS Podcast looks at the problem of plagiarism and how it affects education and careers.
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The VICTVS Podcast: Episode 6 – The Innovation Paradox: AI’s dual role in academic integrity
The latest episode of The VICTVS Podcast sees our discussion with Prof. Phillip Dawson where we cover the paradox AI is presenting in modern education to academic integrity and more.
Guest post by Derek Newton of The Cheat Sheet: Lowering the stakes of assessment to reduce cheating
Expert author Derek Newton of The Cheat Sheet blog and newsletter, examines whether lowering the stakes of assessments actually reduces academic misconduct.
Cheating in Exams: Motivations for Academic Dishonesty and its Consequences
Cheating and malpractice have become hallmarks of education. This is frequently motivated by the desire to succeed or simply peer pressure. In this article, we will look at why students cheat and the potential consequences.