All articles tagged with #remote testing
New international study finds that slower everyday speaking pace and longer pauses may signal early cognitive decline before memory loss, with speech speed outperforming traditional memory checks in predicting decline; using remote gamified tasks across ages 18–85, the research points to processing speed as the key marker, though practical integration into primary care faces technical and demographic hurdles.
The UK's largest accounting body, ACCA, will cease allowing remote exams from March due to rising AI-assisted cheating, citing the difficulty in policing online tests and the rapid technological advancements that outpace safeguards.
Over 61% of LSAT takers opted for remote testing this year, but many experienced technical difficulties and poor proctoring services, leading to frustration and regret. Issues included late proctors, system errors, and restrictions on bathroom breaks. The LSAC has promised affected test takers a free re-write option, but the extent of the offer and how they determine who is eligible remains unclear. The incidents highlight the challenges of remote testing and the need for improved proctoring services.