12 Study Hacks To Pass Exams Without Studying

50 Things to Do During An Exam When Your Going To Fail Anyway

1. Bring a pillow.
2. Get a copy of the exam, run out screaming “Andre, Andre, I’ve got the secret documents!!”
3. If it is a math/science exam, answer in essay form.
4. Make paper airplanes out of the exam.
5. Talk the entire way through the exam.
6. Bring cheerleaders.
7. Walk in, get the exam, sit down.

Dread. You may feel dread at having to study again, figure out what went wrong, dedicate free time to this momentous task. You may feel dread at having to tell others you failed – your friends, relatives, parents, boss. You may feel dread at the prospect of even thinking about sitting for the exam again.

Accept that failing an exam is something perfectly normal to happen during your academic life. There are two things you need to know: you’re not alone and you can get a better grade.

Here are 12 surefire ways to fail your next exam:

1. Cram at the last minute.
2. Pull 3 consecutive all-nighters, studying for the exam, right before the exam.
3. Arrive late for the exam.
4. Use only practice exams to prepare.
5. Don’t bother taking notes.
6. Skip practicing your skills.
7. Never tell anyone that you’re training.

1. Find a work place you prefer: Find a suitable work place that is comfortable and be ready to spend your last minute jitters there.
2. Assemble your requirements and ditch your distractions: Be prepared with your paper, notes, text books, water bottle.

This will result in a much higher average performance than an in-person exam would, putting anyone who does not cheat at a disadvantage as any grading on a curve would hurt him or her. Cheating, being a form of dishonesty, is wrong even when rampant.

10 Unique Ways Students Cheat in Online Exams

1. Screen Sharing/Reflection:
2. Using High-Tech Equipment:
3. Mobiles Phones:
4. Auto Coding Software:
5. Navigation Offers:
6. Impersonation:
7. Use of External Devices:
8. Their family and friends are present in the room:

How to cheat at Zoom!

1. Turn off your camera – I know we love seeing everyone’s smiling face on Zoom, but if you can’t smile anymore, if you have distractions in your background, if you are just done being on camera…
2. Chat feature – Ask participants to open up the chat feature or designate one team member to be the chat monitor.

Flagged Events* Multiple persons in Frame — multiple faces are detected in the video for a period of time. Video frame rate lowered due to quality of internet connection — if a poor upload speed is detected with the internet connection, the frame rate is automatically lowered for the webcam video.

You may be required to use LockDown Browser with a webcam, which will record you during an online, non- proctored exam. (The webcam feature is sometimes referred to as “Respondus Monitor.”) The first time the Webcam Check is performed on a computer, Adobe Flash Player will require you to select Allow and Remember.

5) Take Your Exam

1. Once the exam begins, a “Recording” icon will appear at the top right of the screen.
2. Don’t attempt to exit the exam until you’re finished.
3. When the exam is submitted for grading, the webcam will stop recording and you may exit LockDown Browser.

The webcam functionality is designed for non-proctored environments. Respondus Lockdown Browser with Monitor enabled does not have an explicit exception function to allow an instructor to allow students to take the test without the webcam enabled.

It does, but nobody cares enough to watch it. It also records camera and microphone data, but nobody usually cares enough to watch it.By default, Respondus Monitor will record both video and audio. Your instructor will let you know if an online exam requires the Respondus LockDown Browser application.

Select the Microphone tab (second from bottom right) Select the Microphone and adjust the level (volume) Start LockDown Browser and run the webcam check from the Webcam icon in the LockDown Browser toolbar to verify the settings.

Respondus Monitor is designed to only record ambient sound. The pre-exam webcam check includes a step where the student can ensure that the audio is recording properly. Monitor should not be used to record an audio response to an exam question.

No, but they can view recordings if they wish.

Do professors watch Respondus Lockdown browser monitor tests, or is it just a safeguard for cheating? I don’t quite understand your question, but it is a safeguard against cheating, and yes, the professors can see and hear, video & audio, of each student taking the test.