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22 Mar 2020, 20:04
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Vyshak
Exactly! This short-sighted and unfair "home edition" puts the credibility of those tests in jeopardy. The scores honest test takers have attained will depreciate greatly.
Expect to see "special homes" (provided by unscrupulous test prep companies) popping up around the world to give desperate test takers the unfair edges. Systems can be hacked. Hackers are abundant. ETS is dumb. I hope GMAC is not.
22 Mar 2020, 20:15
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Yeah! Moreover no one needs a hacker or a wearable device to do these stuffs. Anyone who is familiar with scripting languages can take advantage of this. Screenshots, screencast or even handing over the control of my system to a 3rd person. The possibilities are limitless as long as one has control on his or her device before the start of the exam.
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22 Mar 2020, 20:27
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You are right that an individual test taker can already game the system. But "Special Homes" can get a lot more creative!
For example: The plain looking monitor can be overlaid with a transparent screen. When the remote proctors need to check the surroundings, they will not see anything unseemly. After test is started, the screen will flash answers to test takers. A "smart screen" will also tell test takers to pretend to think hard for how many seconds before proceeding.
Imagine a test prep class for GRE / TOEFL / GMAT in which all students must learn how to pretend to take the tests and respond naturally to the "on screen instructions". Funny? Yes. Possible? Sure!
For example: The plain looking monitor can be overlaid with a transparent screen. When the remote proctors need to check the surroundings, they will not see anything unseemly. After test is started, the screen will flash answers to test takers. A "smart screen" will also tell test takers to pretend to think hard for how many seconds before proceeding.
Imagine a test prep class for GRE / TOEFL / GMAT in which all students must learn how to pretend to take the tests and respond naturally to the "on screen instructions". Funny? Yes. Possible? Sure!
Vyshak
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