How I Select My Connect Test Settings to Mitigate Online Cheating

Demo on the setting I use for McGraw Connect assessments.

Instructors should also consider taking the following actions . . .
1) Include an 'honesty expectation and a warning' in the directions. See the below comment for possible wording of an integrity statement. (This is to serve as a friendly reminder that each student should be doing his or her own work and reiterating the college’s academic honesty policy.)
2) Create pools and randomly select questions from the stratified question pools.
3) Use algorithmic questions to generate different amounts for quantitative questions, so no two questions are alike.
4) Change the company names in the questions if using the standardized questions from the publisher.

5) Create your own questions to be included in the test bank.
Five Suggestions to help instructor set controls for online testing:

Add your own version of the following Integrity Statement –

Additional Video Links:
Using Zoom to Proctor Testing - TBA
How to Request Removal of Content - TBA
Using Proctorio with Canvas - TBA

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Add your own version of the following Integrity Statement –

[sakuri]

Who’s here from trying to find a way to cheat

[alongalostaway]

Still cheated and still got 100% on ur exam #EasyA #BoonkGang #AttackDogProwling

[eunjiseo]

Thank you Monique. I like the idea of changing the company name... didn't think of it before

[ghold]

oh lord, I hope you are not teaching with that robotic voice :{