Securing Academic Integrity: An Equity Issue
09/30/2021 – ACE-Ed
“Why controlling cheating matters…why it hurts everyone…with Dr. Ashley Norris of Meazure Learning, parent company of ProctorU.”… Listen to the full ACE-Ed […]
Demographic Trends And College Admissions
09/14/2021 – Tests and the Rest Podcast
“If the success of educational institutions depends on a steady and predictable flow of incoming students, what does the American “birth […]
The Surprising People Behind Education Start Up Tract
By Derek Newton
09/09/2021 – Forbes
“Tract is an innovative edtech startup with education resources developed for K-12 students by high […]
The integrity arms race is expensive and unsustainable
By Ashley Norris
09/04/2021 – Times Higher Ed
“Clearly, we need robust investments in student support, as well as human proctoring, to combat cheating. But it is unlikely that […]
Technology As An Enabler In Education
08/31/2021 – Tests and the Rest Podcast
“What are five things you will learn in this episode?
- Which aspects of education can–and cannot–be improved through technology?
- What is […]
Al Kingsley of NetSupport: “Collaboration ”
08/29/2021 – Thrive Global
“How is the US doing with regard to engaging girls and women in STEM subjects? Can you suggest three ways we can increase this […]
Al Kingsley of NetSupport: 5 Things We Should Do To Improve the US Education System
By Penny Bauder
08/23/2021 – Authority Magazine
EP.074 — Al Kingsley – My Secret #Edtech Diary
08/16/2021 – Classcast Podcast
“ClassCast Podcast Ep.074 features Al Kingsley — CEO of NetSupport Inc., school leader & administrator in the United Kingdom, and […]
Cheating in college rises during the pandemic
By Kevin Landers
08/12/2021 – WCNC
“Cheating is on the rise on college campuses across the country according to a new study from Marshall University.
Monday LIVE with Rachelle, Mel & Guest Al Kingsley @Rdene915 @Thriveinedu @AlKingsley_Edu
08/09/2021 – #ThriveEDU Monday Live
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The Need for Tech Integration Over Innovation in Education
By Al Kingsley
08/04/2021 – Coruzant
“And when technology products are selected for schools, they usually require significant and continuing user training, which can be difficult. When […]
Staying safe online
08/03/2021 – Rachelle Poth Blog
“With the future of education shaping up to be blended – whether in-school, remote or both – being safe online is key. But although teaching […]
Avoiding Post-COVID EdTech Failure
By Al Kingsley
07/27/2021 – Education IT Reporter
“Think back to all those brilliantly publicized great EdTech ideas of the past that have miserably failed. It’s quite possible you’ve […]
EdTech Insights with Al Kingsley
07/26/2021 – Trending in Education
“Al Kingsley is the CEO of NetSupport Limited, an EdTech Company. He’s also the Chair of Hampton Academes Trust in the UK. Al […]
The Value of Risk in Edtech
07/23/2021- Marketscale
“The idea of trial and error (aka failure) used to be a tricky subject in education circles. Now during pandemic times, it has become part of […]
Academic misconduct has become more common and expensive, reputationally and financially
Dr. Ashley Norris
07/17/2021 – FE News
“As someone who spends every day working with, even obsessing over academic misconduct and seeing faculty and institutions pull their hair out trying […]
EdTech Executive Launches Book About the Tech Future in Schools with CEO Al Kingsley | Ep 318
06/19/2021 – Coruzant Technologies
“NetSupport produces a range of solutions including a cloud-based remote learning solution and an IT Asset Management solution to manage and […]
Complex issues surrounding the proctoring of online assessments
By Rebecca Bodenheimer
06/25/2021 – FE News
“The International Center for Academic Integrity (ICAI) held its annual conference, which was fully remote this year, in early […]
#643 The Future of Edtech in Schools After 14+ Months of Remote Learning
06/24/2021 – Small Business Radio Show
“On this episode of The Small Business Radio Show…
SEGMENT 1 with Al Kingsley, starting at 0:00: If there is one area that changed during […]
Episode 73: My Secret EdTech Diary
06/19/2021 – My EdTech Life Podcast
“Al Kingsley’s 30-year career in technology is global and local. Globally, his company’s products run 18 million devices. Locally, Al serves on […]
Paving the Path for Greater Accessibility
By: Val Schreiner
06/22/2021 – Ace-Ed
“In our constant efforts to improve accessibility to our learning products, I get to meet and work with some […]
5 steps for using advanced analytics to transform students and schools
By Fred Weiss
06/09/2021 – University Business
“These data points come from different departments of the university but when combined, indicates a […]
ProctorU Gets Rid of AI Only Proctoring
05/2021 – American Libraries
“ProctorU announced on May 24 it is discontinuing services that rely solely on artificial intelligence for exam proctoring. Instead, it […]
Time to Rethink AI Proctoring?
By Lindsay McKenzie
05/28/2021 – Inside Higher Ed
05/28/2021 – Inside Higher Ed
‘”It’s not appropriate for AI to be making decisions, and it’s unfair to expect faculty to […]
AI-only proctoring is risky and doesn’t work. We’re not doing it any more
By Scott McFarland
05/29/2021 – Times Higher Ed
“AI was never going to be an effective substitute for human monitoring. My company, ProctorU, has always championed live monitoring by […]
Amid Objections to Automated Proctoring, One Company Abandons the Practice
By Jeffrey R. Young
05/27/2021 – EdSurge
“This week one large provider of proctoring services, ProctorU, took the unusual step […]
ProctorU to No Longer Offer Human-less Test Proctoring Services
By Arrman Kyaw
05/25/2021 – Diverse Issues in Higher Education
“ProctorU, an academic division of Meazure Learning, the provider of remote proctoring […]
How Can Educators Connect Teaching And Learning With End-To-End Assessment?
By Christine Lee
05/18/2021 – eLearning Industry
“Students who understand what they know and what they need to know in order to move forward are more likely to […]
How Universities Are Using Analytics and AI to Curb Enrollment Drops
“In the next step up, there is predictive and prescriptive analytics. Predictive analytics helps colleges and universities predict the likelihood of […]
Cheating at School Is Easier Than Ever—and It’s Rampant
By Tawnell D. Hobbs
05/12/2021 – Wall Street Journal
“A year of remote learning has spurred an eruption of cheating among students, from grade school […]
Not Being Clouded by the Cloud
By Al Kingsley
05/2021 – ACE-Ed
“If the term “cloud” is clouding how or how often teachers and schools are using remote education technologies, that’s too bad because very few […]
Meazure Learning Hires VP of Strategic Partnerships to Continue Expansion of Professional Testing Services
04/30/2021 – AI thority
“Meazure Learning, a full-service testing solutions company for academic, professional and lifelong learners formed by the merger of ProctorU and Yardstick, has appointed Jason […]
Artificial Intelligence grading your ‘neuroticism’? Welcome to colleges’ new frontier
By Derek Newton
04/26/2021 – USA Today
“The newest can evaluate and score applicants’ personality traits and perceived motivation, and colleges increasingly are using these tools to make admissions and […]
Understanding The Cloud: Education Experts Discuss The Pros and Cons of Cloud Solutions and Classroom Management Software
By Wayne D’Orio
04/26/2021 on Education IT Reporter
“The benefits of not being cloud-based is local control and security, says Al Kingsley, the CEO of NetSupport and […]
How to Detect and Deter Contract Cheating
By Shelley Seale
04/06/2021 – Higher Ed Connects
Case Study: We’ve taken a shared approach to managing our campus app. Here’s why
04/01/2021 – Education Today
“In addition, we wanted our app to support distributed authorship. In other words, we wanted the ability to grant access and assign roles and […]
Education’s Biggest Challenge: Tech Is Making Cheating Too Easy
By Scott McFarland
03/29/2021 – Education IT Reporter
“Cheating has been a problem in academia since, I am sure, forever. But it’s undeniably worse now than it’s ever been. […]
How Cheating in College Hurts Students
By Josh Moody
03/31/2021 – US News and World Report
“Jarrod Morgan, founder and chief strategy officer of ProctorU, an online test proctoring service that observes students taking tests […]
Students’ Needs Change Throughout the Year: A Campus App Should, Too
By Valerie Craig
03/30/2021 – Education IT Reporter
“Luckily, we’re using a low-code platform to build and host our mobile campus app — and so it’s […]
Proctoring Online Exams or Tests Is Essential
By Scott McFarland
03/23/2021 – eLearning Inside
“Proctoring online exams or tests is essential. By that I do not mean it is important or simply a good idea. I […]
College students discuss cheating during the pandemic
03/23/2021 – Today Show
“TODAY’s Savannah Sellers talks to several college students about the difficulties of online learning and why they are cheating on schoolwork during the pandemic.”…Watch […]
Walking the Line Between Academic Integrity & Privacy with Online Exams
By Robert Kidd
03/2021 – ACE-Ed
“When it came to the logistics of administering online exams, UNE found positives. The university, which uses the online invigilation solution
How college students learned new ways to cheat during pandemic remote schooling
By Samantha Subin
03/21/2021 – CNBC
“Proctoring companies often utilize a remote proctor who will ask students to show their identification and workspace all while recording audio and […]
Study Shows Probable Decline In Georgia’s Higher Education Enrollment
By
03/16/2021 – WABE
“A new study suggests Georgia’s colleges, the smaller ones in particular, will see a […]
Her first startup failed. She then turned a chance meeting into a successful Frisco company
By Jenny Rudolph
03/14/2021 – Dallas Morning News
“Sabari Raja walked away from a “perfectly fine” business development job at Texas Instruments in 2012 to pursue […]
4 Tips for Offering Online Exams
By
03/09/2021 – Tech & Learning
“In 2017, UNE began offering exams online with software designed to prevent student cheating. By the end of 2019, […]
Advanced analytics can help colleges weather the demographic storm front
By Andy Hannah
03/03/21 – eCampus News
“By now, higher-education recruiters are probably well aware of the dire forecasts for student enrollment later this decade. Although elite universities and […]
3 big questions schools should ask edtech developers
By
03/03/21 – eSchool News
“I’ve worked in edtech for nearly […]