Princeton University will require supervised exams for the first time in 133 years after faculty voted Monday to implement proctoring, citing widespread cheating facilitated by artificial intelligence and cellphones. The Ivy League institution's honor code, dating to 1893, previously allowed unsupervised exams but will now have instructors present as witnesses to examinations.
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Princeton University will require supervised exams for the first time in 133 years after faculty voted Monday to implement proctoring, citing widespread cheating facilitated by artificial intelligence and cellphones. The Ivy League institution's honor code, dating to 1893, previously allowed unsupervised exams but will now have instructors present as witnesses to examinations.