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highplainsdem

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4. I don't know how it could, except when using blue books for exams.

Reply to groundloop (Reply #1)

Tue May 26, 2026, 10:43 PM

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Stanford had initially decided to rely on the honor system, which had gone so badly they went back to blue books.

But even then they'll have to watch out for students trying to use smart glasses to cheat.

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How can this possibly be enforced? groundloop Tuesday #1

Those yellow paper legal pads and blue exam books make a comeback??? hunter Tuesday #3

I don't know how it could, except when using blue books for exams. highplainsdem Tuesday #4

Outside of proctored exams it likely can't fujiyamasan Yesterday #6

That's wut I'm talkin' 'bout! Back to basic brain development! ancianita Tuesday #2

Which beats hell out of having students learn to cheat with AI. highplainsdem Tuesday #5