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Technology used to target UAE's cheating students
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DUBAI // Cheating has been around as long as universities themselves – from the age-old habit of sneaking notes into exams to more modern methods of deception. But technological advances are helping to keep students on the straight and narrow rather ...and more »
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Technology used to target UAE's cheating students - The National
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