Ed Tech Can't Fix Cheating, but It Can Help

No app makes a course honest. That takes an instructor's whole approach to teaching and assessment. ChemIllusion now lets students answer structure questions by photographing a model kit, drawing in the air with their hands, or naming the molecule aloud, which raises the effort needed to outsource an answer without proving who did the work. This post covers what the tools do, what they do not do, and where they fit in a larger strategy.