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Given what you describe - if you were the proctor watching students what would you think of the situation...
So, when they contact you, you will have to present your side of the story, then a decision will be made.
Why did you not just shout at the door “I am in an exam, go away” - at least the proctor could not construe those words for trying to cheat.
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Neither Wiley nor any other system will do this for you. You could do a web search with the specific text of your questions, and solutions on an online source will show up (or at least their existence will show up), but you will have to do this yourself.
Besides, let's say you find out that some question appeared. What would you do? Wiley creates several ...
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Write your own questions...
That way solutions won't be there, until next semester of course. Then you get to write some more.
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It sounds like your professor plans to monitor video to prevent cheating. Since the exam is open note/open book, this would primarily be to make sure students are not collaborating between each other.
I think there are reasons this situation is unfortunate from the students' side: could students be penalized if their video freezes? (mine does all the time ...
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I think you need to deal with this through your instructor or the university. Personally, I think that requiring you to use a camera has ethical and privacy concerns, but I don't get to judge. What should be the case and how you are constrained are probably quite different.
I wish you luck in such a pursuit, but have little faith that you will prevail. ...
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That is usually covered in the documentation and what the professor decides both prior to and after a situation.
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Ultimately, there must be some time limit, since the results must be submitted to be graded before the end of the course. For many courses in the humanities, the 'exam' is instead a paper to be worked on over a period of time (perhaps a week) and turned in by a given time. I suspect this is not what you are looking for.
Instead, you are asking about an on-...
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One should know that these "lockdown browser monitors" use a pretty loopy artificial intelligence to "determine" cheating behavior. I tested such a system in January, it was absolutely laughable what the system was reporting. Also, we managed to hack it in under 10 minutes. Your student council should be involved in deciding if such things should even be ...
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Here is some general advice for when you are the subject of a an allegation of wrong-doing in the context of a university misconduct matter. Universities have procedures in place that create an orderly process for determining the nature of the allegation, obtaining relevant evidence, hearing the matter and making a determination. There is no sense in ...
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