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Sunday 13 April 2008

In Britain, cameras could be used in exam rooms

CCTV cameras could be used in examination halls to catch cheats and prevent unfounded complaints against invigilators.

The Examination Officers' Association is planning to test the idea in a handful of exam centres.

It says exam cheats are using increasingly hi-tech methods and that invigilators themselves fear a rising number of complaints from students.

Some schools and colleges already use CCTV to monitor teaching and behaviour.


To read the full article click here:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/education/7342432.stm

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