At this point, everyone knows that artificial intelligence is all around us, even though we may not realize it. Take your mobile phones, for example — a smart assistant? Yeah, that is powered by artificial intelligence. But this is a rather simple example of the many ways in which AI can be applied in the world. To understand it better, think about online examinations for a moment; while proctoring during in-person exams is quite a simple process, how does one go about it with online reviews? With technology, of course — artificial intelligence, to be precise. As online exams become an integral part of the global education system, especially now that the COVID-19 pandemic seems to have become a central feature of human existence at the moment, we must now explore ways to enhance their practicality in a stable manner.
And one of the key ways to do that is via online proctoring, of course. Unfortunately, it can be easier said than done because there’s much to do and seemingly not enough means to do it. But thanks to advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, that has served to fortify the process. For starters, it has presented two options: fully-automated proctoring and live proctoring. With the latter, artificial intelligence has enabled human proctors to strictly monitor all students appearing for the exam via live audio and video feeds, scanning for cheating-related behavior, and much more. Let’s walk you through some of the many ways AI has changed proctoring for good.
It is clear to see that the online examination system is here to stay. Hence, companies that intend to remain unbeaten in their endeavors in this industry would do well to perceive this reality and prepare for it via the integration of novel technologies such as artificial intelligence. And no matter if you choose live proctoring or the automated iteration, you can rest assured that it will be top class either way.
Posted 1 March 2021
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