> The only solution is to require face-to-face proctored exams and not allow students to use technology of any kind while taking the test.
I completely agree, but the entire higher ed system is moving to on-line instruction.
Basically, if the University of <xyz> follows your suggestion, all of the competing institutions will eat their lunch by offering on-line courses with the "convenience" of on-line assessments" and the University of <xyz> will lose enrollment.
Depends. If the competing universities degrade into glorified coding boot camps they’ll probably get thier lunch eaten in turn. And graduates need to be getting reasonable job offers as well.
I completely agree, but the entire higher ed system is moving to on-line instruction.
Basically, if the University of <xyz> follows your suggestion, all of the competing institutions will eat their lunch by offering on-line courses with the "convenience" of on-line assessments" and the University of <xyz> will lose enrollment.
:-(