US schools ban iPods

Nokia 6680 (1GB Memory Card)
Bluetooth headset...

Cover your right or left ear depending on which ear, as if you are leaning on your hand.. and write the test... :D

New N95 im sure you can even get a pic of the paper sent to someone that has notes before anyone can notice, and be in a voip style call as the person gets you answers.. then broadcast into your bluetooth headset.

Rely on touch tone sounds to get someone to maybe repeat something... pressing a one or something or even on the headset itself.. to send a tone back to the reader.

I wonder if everyone is doing it in like a room of 100 writers, if there would be bluetooth interference... lol
 
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Woman have an advantage (but guys can copy it), let you hair grow and hang it over your ears and it covers them...
 
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Nokia 6680 (1GB Memory Card)
Bluetooth headset...

Cover your right or left ear depending on which ear, as if you are leaning on your hand.. and write the test... :D

New N95 im sure you can even get a pic of the paper sent to someone that has notes before anyone can notice, and be in a voip style call as the person gets you answers.. then broadcast into your bluetooth headset.

Rely on touch tone sounds to get someone to maybe repeat something... pressing a one or something or even on the headset itself.. to send a tone back to the reader.

I wonder if everyone is doing it in like a room of 100 writers, if there would be bluetooth interference... lol
I think if a student is clever enough to follow this whole process they should pass with distinction :D
 
Because you're far too honest.
There is a fine line between honesty and not making use of a nice opportunity :D Then again my cap would have most likely contained information about the wrong subject :(
 
Bit like South American soccer where cheating is respected as an art form.

The guile and audacity used to fool the ref into awarding a foul is encouraged.
 
There is a fine line between honesty and not making use of a nice opportunity :D Then again my cap would have most likely contained information about the wrong subject :(

"Nice opportunities" abound with technology. Probably the first use was with programmable calculators....?

Can honestly say I've never cheated in a test. Okay, stupid English vocab class tests in std 6 (had to learn ten words every day, words like 'amiable'' and 'lascivious').

I once did have to cheat an entire semester's coursework load because of technology. The subject was GIS mapping systems. The programme we were learning was new and still very buggy and unstable. And the online tests ran only once. There weren't enough computers. I got no joy sorting this out with lecturer, IT, or School. No one was willing to fiddle or let anyone else fiddle. At the end of semester, I wrote to Head of Dept informing him that I had copied my mates work entirely. I studied my ass off for the theory exam, and was passed.
 
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