Professors are turning to this old-school method to stop AI use on exams

A small but growing number of educators are experimenting with oral exams to circumvent the temptations presented by powerful AI platforms.
The New York Sun

Is It Real or Is It AI? Professors Turn to Ancient Practice of Oral Exams To Find Out

In a recent survey of college students, a staggering 85 percent confessed to using AI in their studies.
The Conversation

Here’s how the method of testing can change student scores

Steve Graham received funding in the past from the Carnegie Corporation of New York to conduct reviews examining effective writing instruction and assessment. Students who recently took the ...
CompositesWorld

Determining the equivalency of composite test methods

Among the first decisions to be made when initiating a composites testing program is the selection of test methods to follow. Unless performing highly customized testing, it’s usually not difficult to ...
Forbes

Why The Test Preparation Industry May Finally Get Out Of The Classroom

Focusing on SATs, LSATs or even the bar exam seems unthinkable today as the world grapples with a global pandemic. Yet students are continuing to prepare in spite of the myriad other challenges they ...
Visual Studio Magazine

Providing Constant Context for .NET Core Tests

The new xUnit Testing Framework that's part of .NET Core works differently from the testing frameworks you're used to. During a test run, the other Visual Studio frameworks instantiate your test class ...