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Early Prediction of AI-Assisted Cheating Risk in Online Exams Through Learning Analytics
AI-assisted cheating has become an important threat to the security of online exams. This study examines whether the risk of AI-assisted cheating in the final exam can be predicted using students' digital traces in the learning management system (LMS) during the first eight weeks of the semester. Th
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