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Reducing the value of assessments as a prevention strategy for academic misconduct is very unlikely to work. Worse, the evidence shows that lowering assessment values may in fact encourage and incentivize cheating.

Two recent news reports highlight the ongoing and dramatic increase in cheating.

Using proctoring signals to students that the assessment has value and is worth protecting. It signals that cheating is known to be a threat and is being addressed.

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Join Maria Mashkeeva, Business Development Manager, at Constructor and Omar Rizk, Vice-President and CTO at GamaLearn, to discuss how AI is addressing common challenges in online assessments and helping to deliver seamless and secure assessments on a global scale.