Exam anti-cheating device lands teacher in hot water
An Austrian high school principal narrowly escaped legal action after going after potential exam cheaters with a high-tech, but illegal, idea.
(AP) An Austrian high school principal narrowly escaped legal action after going after potential exam cheaters with a high-tech — but illegal — idea.
Gerhard Klampfer reportedly bought and mounted a jamming device strong enough to prevent graduating classes from doing Internet research on their smartphones during final exams last summer.
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