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John Lanchester · How bad can it be? Getting away with it
29 jul. 2021 - I had​ the following reverie before the final: what if Southgate and Mancini agreed they wouldn’t let penalties decide the game? That if it came to penalties they’d just say, no thanks Uefa, we’re not going to do it – we’ll share the title. Dreams ... idle dreams ...
 · baseball · cheating · chess · cricket · cycling · doping · games · golf · refereeing · rugby · soccer · sports · tennis

news.elearninginside.com > Matt Crosslin
Proctoring Is Not Essential
13 apr. 2021 - In a response to a previous Op-Ed, Matt Crosslin, PhD makes the argument that proctoring tests - and tests themselves - are not needed.
 · cheating · education · online-education · proctoring · testing

davecormier.com > Dave Cormier
After Cheggification – A way forward (Part 1)
10 feb. 2021 - In 2015 I had a random conversation with a representative of the ‘school help’ site Brainly at a conference. The company had 50 or so million (now 350 million) registrations and I was told that any student could go on the website and ‘exchange answers’ to questions.
 · cheating · chegg · educational-technology · ill-structured-problems

eliterate.us > Michael Feldstein
The Chegg Situation is Worse Than You Think
6 feb. 2021 - Forbes just ran with an article entitled "This $12 Billion Company Is Getting Rich Off Students Cheating Their Way Through Covid". Ouch.
 · cheating · chegg · education · educational-technology · online-education · proctoring

www.wired.com > Brendan I. Koerner
The Cheating Scandal That Ripped the Poker World Apart
21 sep. 2020 - Mike Postle was on an epic winning streak at a California casino. Veronica Brill thought he had to be playing dirty. Let the chips fall where they may.
 · cheating · poker · security