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Re: Open Exam October 02, 2006 11:31AM |
I was just going over my exam letter and notice that the use of a calculator is NOT permissible during the 311 exam, however I'm not sure if this is correct considering it is open book. The whole laptop idea might be worth checking with the lecturers.
Has UNISA provided us with any policies pertaining to open book exam in any of the tuts or calenders? I can't find any info and if they haven't, they should have!
You can't say something is open book and not set limits, you could have a wireless internet connection on your laptop, for example, and have a friend or college who is an expert on the subject helping you in a chat program (I know that this isn't allowed, and unethical, I wasn't planning to do it, just using it as an example). I mean, they just say you can bring in any material you want, what is material? I'll just take my friend/college in with me, lol
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Has UNISA provided us with any policies pertaining to open book exam in any of the tuts or calenders? I can't find any info and if they haven't, they should have!
You can't say something is open book and not set limits, you could have a wireless internet connection on your laptop, for example, and have a friend or college who is an expert on the subject helping you in a chat program (I know that this isn't allowed, and unethical, I wasn't planning to do it, just using it as an example). I mean, they just say you can bring in any material you want, what is material? I'll just take my friend/college in with me, lol
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