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24 sats \ 4 replies \ @SimpleStacker OP 17 Apr \ parent \ on: What do you think is a fair way of dealing with cheaters? AskSN
I used to think that way too, but these examples are too egregious to overlook. I might not have nailed them then and there, but the answers they turned in are extremely obviously AI assisted.
It's also not that easy to police, because they're using it under the desk on their laps. To really get a visual I'd have to walk right up to them and peer down into their laps. Some of these students are ladies, mind you.
Seriously, that's a nightmare, especially with the girls. Like, no chance they're gonna just put their phones on your desk during the test, are they? You know what'd be gold? A signal jammer so their phones are totally useless! Lol!
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Haha, I'd love a signal jammer.
I thought about requiring them to keep their phones on their desks. But the desks are small enough as it is, that would significantly cramp their writing space!
I think a colleague of mine makes them install a lockdown app on their phones that they have to turn on during the exam. I feel like that's too intrusive and big brothery for my tastes.
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Haha, it's one thing to be that outside the classroom... quite another to be that in it.
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