A former University of British Columbia employee who spoke out against the use of exam monitoring software during the pandemic says he feels he has won his life back after settling a five-year legal ...

Nobody expects to get sued for re-posting a YouTube video on social media by using the “share” button, but librarian Ian Linkletter spent the past five years embroiled in a copyright fight after doing ...

Ohio State may be saying goodbye to Proctorio, but it’s just getting acquainted with Honorlock. Ohio State’s Office of Technology and Digital Innovation — or OTDI — announced April 10 that Proctorio’s ...

Aerobic exercise is hugely beneficial for health. But research increasingly shows you also need some resistance training. Here’s how to work it in. By Cindy Kuzma Anh Bui’s main focus as a physical ...

With businesses finding new, inventive ways to make money with ChatGPT every day, it’s no surprise that AI training courses are becoming increasingly sought after. Workers in all sorts of industries ...

The BC Court of Appeal has ruled in favour of the exam monitoring software Proctorio in a copyright infringement case. In Linkletter v. Proctorio, Incorporated, 2023 BCCA 160, the University of ...

A UBC employee who criticized his school’s online exam supervision software on social media has lost his appeal. The case goes back to June 2020, when students were learning online and not attending ...

Robin Pocornie brought a lamp with her to court. It’s nothing special, just a basic Ikea floor lamp. But for the masters student, the lamp was a useful prop to help explain how she believes her ...

With high-profile cyberattacks regularly hitting headlines, it’s not surprising more and more companies are embracing the DevSecOps movement. With the goal of incorporating security features and focus ...

Most students think not knowing the course content would cause the most stress on exam day, but the flaws in a commonly used remote testing tool provide one more worry. Students and professors around ...

Proctorio — which admittedly sounds more like a Marvel villain than a computer program — is an expensive anti-cheating software that took off like wildfire during the pandemic. Kids were stuck at home ...