Minimize online cheating through proctoring, consequences

Halley Sutton

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“The myth that many people in the adult online space buy into is that adults don't cheat. And that is what we call, where I'm from, horse hockey,” said Beth Rubin, Ph.D., dean of adult and online education at Campbell University, and an advisory board member for Recruiting & Retaining Adult Learners.

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