New software tools such as ChatGPT by OpenAI present new and very real challenges for teachers to ensure academic honesty during exams. In this article we list how Exam.net prevents students from answering exam questions with external AI tools, as well as give you some tips on what you can do as a teacher.
As we move forward into the new year, we have been working hard to bring you the best possible experience for creating, conducting and grading exams. We understand the effort and time it takes you to craft a great exam for your students; so our goal is to make that process as smooth and intuitive as possible.
When the University of Milan adopted Exam.net there was an urgent need to manage remote online examinations in a reliable and secure manner. Exam.net easily met all the university’s requirements, was easy to introduce to the staff and, as a bonus, proved to be much more than just a remote online assessment tool. “Out of the over 1000 staff using
ChatGPT has gained a lot of attention since it was released a month ago. “It’s like waking up to the news of a big nuclear explosion and not knowing what to think about it, but knowing that the world will never be the same again.”
When the Cantonal Schools of Argovia found themselves in need of a digital assessment tool, several other tools were considered and tested, both Swiss and international products. Exam.net not only fulfilled the committee’s requirements but was also the most secure and reliable platform and by far the best value for money.
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