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The digital disruption facing higher education: opinion
And now, Chat Bot AI. Slipping into our lives overnight like an unanticipated technological ninja, AI threatens to derail the very fabric of our current education system, or so it is said by some.
Authors: Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski and Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Online invigilation – key considerations
As digital education accelerates (partly driven by our recent COVID19 experiences) online proctoring has become indispensable for preserving the academic integrity of remote assessments..
Authors: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley and AnneMarie Moran
Biggest HE challenges for 2025-26: Opinion
There are always issues and challenges facing institutions in the Higher Education sector and although these do vary from year to year, some issues remain significant and longstanding.
Author: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Authentic assessment is essential
Without vigilant integrity approaches, university degrees are destined to gradually ebb in their perceived value whilst AI continues to relentlessly develop its people-replacing potentials.
Authors: Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski and Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Ensuring academic integrity and compliance in the online proctoring environment
Academic Integrity in relation to invigilation – particularly online – has become a big deal – and quite rightly so. The relevant TEQSA Standard requires “Providers must ensure that reasonable steps are taken to detect and deter misconduct during online exams.”
Authors: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley and AnneMarie Moran
Case study: Enhancing remote assessments for PMV through invigilatorPlus
To support its CSPA training program—a standardised test for literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving—PMV needed a secure, seamless online integration compatible with OARS (Online Assessment and Reporting System), developed by the Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER).
Author: Helen Harb
The American cloud and me
Australian institutions are bound by the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs) — both of which impose strict obligations regarding personal information, particularly around cross-border disclosure (APP 8). Using offshore proctoring providers introduces clear compliance risks.
Authors: Emeritus Professor Jim Mienczakowski, AnneMarie Moran, Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Academic integrity – a conceptual framework
Imagine a world where academic integrity is at the forefront of innovation. Consider its applications and benefits. Particularly for academics as they aim to reward student progress in their journey towards mastery.
Author: Christopher McLeod
Normal distribution of academic results – ensuring integrity
The use of normal distribution safeguards against challenges to academic integrity. The process ensures integrity throughout the assessment phase and ensures any form of favouritism or bias is avoided - at all times.
Author: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Integrity in business and academia
The need for trustworthy and ethical behaviour cannot be over-emphasised. At the end of the day, integrity is at the very heart of our being – if we do not have it – we essentially have nothing.
Authors: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley and Professor Ian Bofinger
All a matter of integrity despite the mode of delivery
We have created a new environment – whether we like it or not – that requires us to embrace the new technology, consider the possibilities of online delivery – and most importantly provide options for our students.
Author: Emeritus Professor Greg Whateley
Building trust in the credentialing process
Are you a certification body looking to ensure the security and credibility of your high-stakes exams? Schedule a personalised demo with invigilatorPlus today and see how our solution can support your organisation’s commitment to secure, credible assessments.
Author: Will Bouzas, Head of Partnerships
Online proctoring and data privacy: why choosing an Australian solution matters
In today’s data-driven world, the need for secure, localised data storage solutions has never been more important. invigilatorPlus stands out as a proctoring provider that understands the unique privacy challenges faced by Australian institutions.
Author: Will Bouzas, Head of Partnerships
Top 5 pain points in online proctoring
Whether you’re concerned about maintaining academic integrity, safeguarding student data, managing technical requirements, supporting administrative staff, or adapting to fluctuating demand, invigilatorPlus offers a comprehensive proctoring solution tailored to meet your needs.
Author: Will Bouzas, Head of Partnerships
Increasing student satisfaction in online exams: best practices for proctoring providers
Whether you’re an institution looking to provide a better exam experience for your students, or a corporate training provider looking for a reliable and user-friendly solution, invigilatorPlus can help streamline your testing processes and enhance satisfaction across the board.
Author: Will Bouzas, Head of Partnerships
The future of remote proctoring: key trends and technologies shaping the industry
The remote proctoring industry is evolving rapidly, driven by advancements in hybrid proctoring models, heightened data privacy regulations, and growing accessibility demands.
Author: Will Bouzas, Head of Partnerships