Faculty concerns over academic integrity in online courses have eased since 2020, when the transition to online learning first began, according to a new study from Wiley. The research and education ...

Anyone who has ever taught knows that students sometimes cheat. With the increasing prevalence of online classes, there has been some fear that cheating would shoot through the roof—it's a lot harder ...

The tide may be turning against the number of standardized tests students take each year, but here’s an unstandardized, low-stakes quiz anyway: Q: How much does it cost to hire someone else to take ...

Chris Pilgrim works for Swinburne University which offers online courses Christopher Scanlon does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would ...

College instructors have changed their attitudes toward academic integrity in online courses, according to a new report from Wiley. Just 27% of faculty surveyed by the education publisher this past ...

Graduating from William Cullen Bryant HS in Queens is as easy as click, cut and paste. In the past two years, hundreds of students have been assigned to summer-school classes where they can earn ...

Alvin Malesky has taught online classes for at least seven years and, as a former law-enforcement officer and forensic psychologist, is trained to detect deception. Last year he and a colleague at ...

One outcome for the shift to online classes, according to the college and university instructors now teaching them, is that students will be more likely to cheat. In a recent survey, 93 percent of ...

Have you ever been caught cheating on exams in school? In South Korea, a group of medical students was also caught cheating--in their online exams. And now they're facing severe punishment for their ...

There was much more cheating in the online classes that UC San Diego offered during the pandemic than typically occurs during non-crisis, in-person instruction, according to a survey of the university ...

While the University of Missouri moved classes online to slow the spread of COVID-19, about 150 students were caught using the opportunity to cheat on their exams. MU has uncovered three separate ...