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The article, authored by Jarrod Morgan, covers incidences of misconduct that proctors were able to prevent and the little-known related truth about exam security and test proctoring — test observers don’t want to catch and punish cheating, they prefer to prevent it.

Preparing for the Unknown As we enter 2022, we face continued uncertainty caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. And while we know that pandemics typically occur in waves and viruses often mutate to form new variants, we don’t exactly know what the future will hold or how it will impact the higher education and professional testing […]

What Automated Item Generation Is and Why It’s Important There are many perks of using automated item generation. It can save you time and resources during the item development phase of the assessment life cycle. It can also expand your item bank, giving you more options to choose from and ultimately making your exam more […]

Tech-Enabled Solutions With a White-Glove Feel For more than two decades, we’ve helped move millions of people worldwide in the direction of their dreams. One of the lessons we’ve learned along the way is this: Successful exam programs require a combination of human expertise and technical complexity. That’s why we’ve invested in our professional workforce […]

A Note of Appreciation The past year was monumental for Meazure Learning—not only for our dedicated team but also for the clients who collaborated with us and the test-takers who entrusted their futures in us. Our mission is to move people forward in their educational and professional lives through a seamless testing experience. And in […]

This article was originally posted by Times Higher Ed. For every wall we build or moat we dig to protect the integrity of tests and test-takers, someone is out there right now scheming a way to get over or around it.  This reality has been likened to an arms race or a “spy versus spy” […]

Higher education professionals have been discussing the efficacy of remote versus face-to-face instruction for decades, but the debate has been renewed with a passion since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Now that educators who were forced to abruptly shift to remote instruction are evaluating the last 18 months’ learning outcomes and determining how much online education will endure in the coming years, many researchers have been […]

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Academic misconduct has become more common and expensive, reputationally and financially. Colleges can, should, and probably have to invest more in deterring and dealing with academic misconduct. Learn More.

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