Flagged by Online Proctoring: What Happens Next
A proctoring flag is not a verdict. Here is what being flagged really means, why honest candidates get flagged, and what to do if it happens to you.
Remote proctoring, identity checks, and defending exam results.
A proctoring flag is not a verdict. Here is what being flagged really means, why honest candidates get flagged, and what to do if it happens to you.
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Cambridge cancelled a leaked AS Math paper and ran a free June re-sit in Pakistan. Here's what actually happened, what it means for students, and the security lesson.
Online proctoring is the set of checks that let you deliver an exam remotely while still being able to prove that the right person sat it, and that they sat it fairly. It does the…
A proctored exam is supervised and its result counts. An unproctored exam is unsupervised and is used to practise. That is the whole distinction in one line. But knowing when to…