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Within the scope of the coronavirus measures, the AÖF examinations were carried out on the Internet. To avoid the exchange of information in online exams, the university has established a special system for the detection of virtual copies. After cheating the Open Education Business and Economics Faculty exams, Anadolu University made a statement that closely interested thousands of students on the subject. It was announced that exams for AÖF students who did not comply with the exam rules would be canceled. Following this announcement, students attending semester 1 and 5 exams and OEF registered are investigating what rules are not being followed and how the exams will be canceled. The process of measurement and evaluation of the partial exams of the Faculty of Open Education continues. Here are the details of the exam cancellation.
EXAMS OF STUDENTS WHO MAKE COPIES WILL BE INVALID!
In the announcement broadcast to students by Anadolu University, it was announced that the course of 892 people who violated the exam rules on social media and other platforms will be considered invalid.
It was announced that during AÖF’s fall semester midterms, which were conducted on the internet, cheating was performed using group voice applications such as telegram and zoom. The announcement announced that Anadolu University established a special system to prevent virtual copying attempts. In the statement, it was indicated that the course of 892 students has been declared void and the evaluations on the students who took the exam continue.
THE AÖF EXAMS WILL CONTINUE ON DECEMBER 19, 20 AND 21!
Anadolu University 2020-2021 fall semester exams are taken online in two groups. The 1st and 5th semesters were held on December 12, 13 and 14. The 3rd, 5th and 7th semester exams will take place in the second exam process, which will begin on December 19. Here are the 2020-2021 exam dates according to the exam schedule announced by the university;
RIGHT TO ADDITIONAL EXAMINATION FOR STUDENTS WHO HAVE BEEN VICTIMS!
Some students expressed their victimization on their social media accounts due to internet traffic on December 13. By making a statement on the subject, Anadolu University gave students the right to take additional exams. Here is the statement made;
In the statement, “Students whose victimization was determined through the system also obtained the right to enter the exam,” it said: “During the 2020-2021 fall semester online midterms, there was a temporary intensity on the servers of Internet on Sunday December 13 at noon. Students have the right to take 3 exams in addition to the right to take the exam “
