Online Evaluations Flashcards
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When is it appropriate for a TMU student to request a deferred exam?
Answer: When a documented serious illness or emergency prevents them from writing on the scheduled date
Deferred exams at TMU are reserved for students with documented medical or personal emergencies that prevent them from writing on the original date.
In a TMU online evaluation, what does 'question shuffling' do?
Answer: Presents questions in a randomized order for each student to reduce cheating
Question shuffling randomizes the order of exam questions per student, making it harder to share answers during the assessment.
Which TMU office should a student contact to report a suspected technical issue with the D2L quiz platform?
Answer: The Chang School Student Services or TMU IT Help Desk
TMU IT Help Desk and Chang School Student Services are the designated contacts for platform-related technical support.
Under TMU's Academic Integrity Policy, which of the following is considered 'contract cheating'?
Answer: Paying a third party to complete an online assignment on your behalf
Contract cheating involves outsourcing academic work to another person or service, which is a serious violation of TMU's Academic Integrity Policy.
What is the typical consequence for a first academic integrity violation related to online evaluations at TMU?
Answer: A grade penalty on the assessment or the course, depending on severity
First violations typically result in academic penalties such as a zero on the assessment, though more severe cases can escalate to suspension.
What is the role of the 'Special Consideration' request at TMU?
Answer: It allows students to formally request relief when extenuating circumstances affect their evaluation performance
A Special Consideration request allows students to seek accommodations or alternative arrangements when serious circumstances have affected their academic performance.
Which of the following best describes 'asynchronous' online evaluations at TMU?
Answer: Students complete the assessment within a defined multi-day or extended window at their own chosen time
Asynchronous evaluations provide flexibility by letting students choose when within a set window to complete the assessment.