What Counts as Cheating, Clearly
Stated plainly, because some students are accused over things they did not realise were a problem.
Honesty
Some students are accused over things they did not realise were a problem. This section is mostly for them.
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The Grey Areas, Named
Situations where students genuinely do not know whether something is permitted. What to do about each, before the exam.
Why This Collection Will Not Help You Cheat
There is nothing here about defeating proctoring. The reasoning, stated honestly rather than as a disclaimer.
Working With Others, and Where the Line Is
Collaboration is permitted in some assessments and prohibited in others, and the boundary is where most honest students get into difficulty.
Before the exam
During and after
This guide is written from the student’s side. A flag is a moment somebody may look at, not an accusation. Nothing here is legal or medical advice: data-protection rules, evidential standards and institutional procedures differ by jurisdiction. The tool comparisons cover voluntary preparation and productivity workflows; they are not techniques for circumventing monitoring.