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Design Alternatives to AI Proctoring Software

Author(s)
Kumar, Aditi
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Hu, Tony
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Abstract
With the increasing popularity of and avenues for online learning, a considered approach to academic integrity has emerged as a priority. Artificial intelligence (AI) enabled proctoring software has been touted as a solution. However, it relies on imperfect and biased technology. For this dissertation, the author partnered with an online education company to provide alternatives to AI proctoring that include assessment design and administration, honour code, and in-house authentication. In addition to recommending the alternatives, a phased implementation plan was also created.
Date issued
2021-06
URI
https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/139477
Department
System Design and Management Program.
Publisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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