Cheating in online courses: Evidence from online proctoring

Massive Open Online Courses

Evaluating Online Courses

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Massive Open Online Courses

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are a new addition to the open educational provision. They are offered mainly by prestigious universities on various commercial and non-commercial MOOC platforms allowing anyone who is interested to experience the world class teaching practiced in these universities. MOOCs have attracted wide interest from around the world. However, learner demographics in MO...

Detecting and preventing "multiple-account" cheating in massive open online courses

We describe a cheating strategy enabled by the features of massive open online courses (MOOCs) and detectable by virtue of the sophisticated data systems that MOOCs provide. The strategy, Copying Answers using Multiple Existences Online (CAMEO), involves a user who gathers solutions to assessment questions using a “harvester” account and then submits correct answers using a separate “master” ac...

Cheating in Online Games – Threats and Solutions

Sammendrag/Abstract: A survey for a suitable taxonomy and the selection of one used in this report has been done. Publicly known cheats for some selected online games has been surveyed. Some possible solutions against cheating have been proposed.