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The document discusses challenges with online assessments including difficulty detecting cheating, network connectivity issues in rural areas, and inability to measure student efficacy. It proposes solutions like plagiarism tests, AI proctoring to detect movements, randomizing questions, gamified assessments, and expanding high-speed internet access. Stakeholders involved include students, proctors, education providers, and internet service providers.
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Design thinking
- 1. DESIGN THINKING ASSIGNMENT - Kartikeya Chauhan - Kanika Khandelwal - Kushagra Gour - Harshit Jindal - Gargi Mangal - Jaiks Eapen By UnInAll
- 2. FINAL PROBLEM STATEMENT Cheating is hard to detect online : The truth is that it is more difficult to monitor who’s taking a test and how they’re taking it online than it is in a classroom. Network Connectivity: Technology is not always well-founded, there are network and connectivity issues in the rural as well as remote areas. Students Efficacy : Online assessments are unable to measure student efficacy, student stress, and student motivation.
- 3. ASSESSMENT TECHNIQUES Plagiarism tests : Ensuring that writing pieces are not copied from other sources. AI enabled Proctor mode : Will analyse the environment and detect any unnecessary movements. Random Questions Selection : Students are given different question and numberings to reduce copying. Fun Assessments : Using gamification platforms to help make the process more interactive. High Speed Internet : Optic Fiber and 5G are finding its routes to all end.