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Halloween may have come and gone, but scary cheating scandals are still being linked to proctors in test-centers. Check out Assessment thought leader John Kleeman's thoughts on how to tackle these scary issues.
Preserve the validity of your assessments! In this post, Psychometrician Austin Fossey lists 4 ways to identify when a content breach has occurred so that the problem can be remedied through changes to the assessment or disciplinary actions against the parties involved in the breach.
Here are the basics: after school, a student tweeted information about a test administered earlier that day. An automated Web monitoring system discovered the tweet, and the school was notified. The student later deleted the offending tweet. So...exams and social media: is it really spying? Thought leader Steve Lay shares his thoughts in this post.
What's the best way to reduce cheating? Getting your participants to CHOOSE not to cheat. In this blog post, assessment thought leader John Kleeman lays out 5 ways to make it less likely that people will rationalize about cheating.
The security of test results is crucial to the validity of test scores. Check out 9 tips to prevent cheating and ensure test security in this infographic.
One of the most controversial issues in the field of education, is cheating.
Understanding why we do certain things, and why we would even bother taking steps toward curbing cheating is what we’ll touch upon first.
Why is cheating wrong?
Understanding why we do certain things, and why we would even bother taking steps toward curbing cheating is what we’ll touch upon first.
Why is cheating wrong?
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