Alcorn State University professor Jason Gibson's hidden white text trick caught 32 of 35 students using AI on his midterm, according to his viral TikTok videos.

A Mississippi history professor used hidden text to spot AI-generated work and start a bigger conversation about learning and technology.

As schools consider AI guidelines, educators are also thinking about how they can adjust their assignments to accurately measure what students are actually learning.

A Georgia Tech professor said some students are "learning absolutely nothing" as educators rethink assessments with ...

Reflecting on her years in high school, a TikToker named Taylor recalled a “pool party” her math teacher threw for her class after they all passed a test. With help from parents, the teacher crafted ...

In an online discussion post, Alcorn State University history professor Dr. Jason Gibson posed a question that represented ...

On campuses that rushed to clamp down on ChatGPT-style tools, a strange feedback loop has taken hold. The more professors lean on AI detectors to catch cheaters, the more students quietly layer on new ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Professors struggle to catch students using AI to cheat on assignments Leo Goldsmith, an assistant professor of screen studies at ...

Discussing suspected cheating is probably the last thing faculty want to do, but it’s necessary for protecting academic integrity. You need to approach these conversations thoughtfully with planning, ...

Students and professors believe cheating will increase with generative artificial intelligence tools, according to a new survey that Inside Higher Ed reported on. Based on the survey results released ...

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