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Pleasants, Jacob; Pleasants, John M.; Pleasants, Barbara P. – Online Learning, 2022
As online courses become increasingly common at the college level, an ongoing concern is how to ensure academic integrity in the online environment. One area that has received particular attention is that of preventing cheating during unproctored online exams. In this study, we examine students' behavior during unproctored exams taken in an online…
Descriptors: Online Courses, Cheating, Computer Assisted Testing, Student Behavior
Morgan, Kelsey; Adams, Erin; Elsobky, Teresa; Darr, Amber; Brackbill, Marcia – Online Learning, 2021
The COVID-19 pandemic required academic institutions to quickly transition to online learning and make changes to assessment procedures. This study examines how a school of pharmacy creatively approached the challenge of online assessment while maintaining the standards necessary to prepare practice-ready student pharmacists. To conduct…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Testing, Pharmaceutical Education, COVID-19, Pandemics
Ison, David C. – Online Learning, 2020
"Contract cheating," instances in which a student enlists someone other than themselves to produce coursework, has been identified as a growing problem within academic integrity literature and in news headlines. The percentage of students who have used this type of cheating has been reported to range between 6% and 15.7%. Generational…
Descriptors: Cheating, Contracts, Language Styles, Computational Linguistics
Alessio, Helaine M.; Malay, Nancy; Maurer, Karsten; Bailer, A. John; Rubin, Beth – Online Learning, 2017
Online education continues to grow, bringing opportunities and challenges for students and instructors. One challenge is the perception that academic integrity associated with online tests is compromised due to undetected cheating that yields artificially higher grades. To address these concerns, proctoring software has been developed to address…
Descriptors: Supervision, Scores, Computer Assisted Testing, Undergraduate Students
Daffin, Lee William, Jr.; Jones, Ashley A. – Online Learning, 2018
As online education becomes a more popular and permanent option for obtaining an education after high school, it also raises questions as to the academic rigor of such classes and the academic integrity of the students taking the classes. The purpose of the current study is to explore the integrity issue and to investigate student performance on…
Descriptors: College Students, Online Courses, Psychology, Computer Assisted Testing
Lee-Post, Anita; Hapke, Holly – Online Learning, 2017
The primary objective of this paper is to help institutions respond to the stipulation of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 by adopting cost-effective academic integrity solutions without compromising the convenience and flexibility of online learning. Current user authentication solutions such as user ID and password, security…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Students, Online Courses, Educational Legislation, Federal Legislation
Sullivan, Daniel P. – Online Learning, 2016
Cheating, left untended, erodes the validity of evaluation and, ultimately, corrupts the legitimacy of a course. We profile an approach to manage, with an eye toward preempting, cheating on asynchronous, objective, online quizzes. This approach taps various technological and social solutions to academic dishonesty, integrating them into a…
Descriptors: Graduate Students, Cheating, Prevention, Business Administration Education