The Future of Online Exams: Automated Proctoring vs. Browser Lock
The ways to ensure that online assessments are authentic are changing quickly along with the educational landscape. This shift is primarily driven by two well-known technologies: browser lock and automated proctoring. They both seek to keep things fair and stop cheating but approach the task differently. We’ll examine the benefits and drawbacks of each strategy […]
Webinar May 9: Online Proctoring Security against Cheatbots
New York, NY – May 2, 2024 – Proctortrack’s COO Rahul Siddharth will conduct an engaging webinar, Safeguarding Exams Against Cheatbots for LMSs. The session will also explain how the secure browser helps online exams overcome browser security and room scan limitations in case of cheating techniques facilitated by unauthorized chatbots, browser extensions, and other […]
How AI Is Dropping The ‘Old-School’ Methods Of Learning
What if, in this day and age, we prefer conventional ways of learning? What if we still practice the same concept of textbook learning with no smart classes? The answer to these questions is, we would lose interest in the entire education system. But, fortunately, the education sector is evolving by the day. Unlike previous […]
How $70k/year (what?!?) Liberal Arts Colleges can reinvent themselves
The phrase “disruptive innovation” has gradually crept into the academic jargon and is synonymous with innovations that disturb well-established companies and products by building new markets. Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen explains this in his best selling book “The Investor’s Dilemma”. A patron of the concept, he has raised eyebrows in higher education by […]
