They stop Internet access in Algeria for exams
Facebook access is also blocked
Worldwide, educational institutions have difficulty coping with copiers. However, until now, we have not seen such serious measures as those undertaken in Algeria. Authorities in the country are blocking access to the Internet throughout the country during high school exams, BBC reported.
Internet services will be suspended for one hour after the beginning of the secondary school exams, which take place between June 20 and 25.
The measures are being taken after the frauds were widely spread in 2016, and the exam questions appeared in the online space before the exams themselves. Last year, stopping access to the Internet was on a voluntary basis, but it did not seem to have done so.
During the exam period, access to Facebook will also be blocked, and students and teachers are prohibited from using Internet access devices in the test rooms.
source - digi.bg
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@duhov Do you think suspending internet for the whole country for an hour during exam is a good decision by the govrn?? I think it's not a good decision.what's ur opinion??