Quote of the Week: On the Objectivity of a "Soulless Machine" During Online Exams

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Director of the Center for the Development of Electronic Educational Resources, Saint Petersburg State University. The Center develops and implements modern electronic educational technologies aimed at improving the learning process and increasing accessibility to education. We strive to provide students and teachers with high-quality digital resources that facilitate effective learning and self-improvement.

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If you go back to the "pre-digital times," many parents of today's students can recall situations where a grade could be obtained through simple manipulation. Teachers, being real people, could be persuaded or even moved to pity. In contrast, modern technologies such as artificial intelligence provide more objective assessments, as they operate solely on facts. However, fully automating the assessment process is not the ultimate goal. Using human proctors allows for the preservation of an element of human involvement in the assessment, making the process more balanced and fair.