Typing the name “Rosalyn AI” into Reddit leads down a rather disappointing and alarming path. One post bluntly asked the question... What happened to upholding academic integrity and honesty??????
The person who started the petition against Rosalyn Ai proctor asked for cheating tips on a different Reddit thread. Someone saw it. Now everyone is complaining about a data breach. In my opinion, some are using that as an excuse. It would stop them from cheating. Passing a proctored exam is really not that hard. But some people do not want to put in any study effort. It is disappointing to see.
And yes, this change will actually hurt students who are truly limited by technology, WiFi, or social access. Those students study hard and learn honestly. But they will be forced into a new system. That new system could prevent them from continuing their studies as well. As a privileged student, this saddens me to see.
Alright, I’m done being subtle. From here on out, every single paragraph is getting a subheading. It’s not because I suddenly love formatting; it’s because I clearly can’t trust some of these instructors to actually read what they’re grading. If they’re just gonna skim, I might as well make it impossible for them to miss the point.
I’ve been doing water culture for the past two years and I’m extremely excited!
So get this. Greek and Roman Civilization (HIST 1421), College Algebra (MATH 1201), and Statistics (MATH 1280) are supposed to be PROCTORED courses. But then UoPeople turns around and lists them as NON-PROCTORED on our DAR. That is just ridiculous and completely unacceptable!
A few courses I took that were proctored are now showing up as non-proctored on my degree audit report. That's crazy. At first I thought I was hallucinating or something, coz I couldn’t understand why I keep lacking fulfillment. Has anyone else run into something like this before? PLEASE CHECK YOUR DEGREE AUDIT REPORT!
I got an email from my advisor stating the following changes (see above ). Question? Are we only required to use an AI proctor from now on forward? What about an in person proctor? Are they making an end to it?
So we were supposed to write about XYZ and connect it to a personal experience. I did exactly that, literally wove my own story through every paragraph and tied it all back to the readings like they asked. Then I get the paper back and points are taken off because apparently there is no personal experience. Even though my entire essay was built around one. Make it make sense. Also I would very much appreciate a rubric to follow for future assignments because this was honestly just disheartening.
From what I've seen, the peers most eager to downgrade DF’s are usually the ones incapable of writing a well-supported post with proper information and sourcing.
My instructor says my APA format is fine, but when my classmates grade me, they consistently mark me down for it. I’m confused, why would their standards differ so drastically from the professor's?