Cheating deterrence with virtual scratch paper
AssigneeCurioxr, Inc.
InventorEthan Fieldman
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Abstract
Cheating deterrence in electronic reality environments during a testing activity is improved over real-world anti-cheating and test monitoring by displaying and recording use of virtual scratch paper by user, such as student, that is wearing an electronic reality display device and engaged in the testing activity. A monitor of the testing activity, such as a teacher, can watch the recorded use of the virtual scratch paper by the user to help deter cheating.
Claims15
A method for deterring cheating in a virtual reality educational environment comprising:
- displaying a test activity in the virtual reality educational environment to a display of a virtual reality headset device worn by a first individual engaged in the test activity;
- displaying virtual scratch paper during the test activity to the first individual;
- and
- recording use of the virtual scratch paper by the first individual during the test activity, wherein said recording includes both the first individual engaged in the test activity and the virtual scratch paper as they are appearing together in the virtual reality educational environment.
A method for deterring cheating comprising:
- displaying virtual scratch paper to a first individual wearing an electronic reality display device engaged in a test activity;
- and
- recording use of the virtual scratch paper by the first individual during the test activity, wherein said recording includes both the first individual engaged in the test activity and the virtual scratch paper as they are appearing together in a virtual reality educational environment.
A system for deterring cheating comprising:
- a processor in communication with a memory and an electronic reality display device, the memory including instructions, which, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to:
- display virtual scratch paper to the electronic reality display device during a test activity;
- and
- record use of the virtual scratch paper during the test activity together with a first individual using the virtual scratch as they appear together during the test activity.
A non-transitory, computer-readable storage medium having embodied thereon a program executable by a processor to perform a method for deterring a first individual using a virtual reality display device from cheating during a test activity in a virtual educational environment, the method comprising:
- displaying virtual scratch paper to the first individual using the virtual reality display device engaged in the test activity;
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- recording use of the virtual scratch paper by the first individual during the test activity wherein said recording includes both the first individual engaged in the test activity and the virtual scratch paper as they are appearing together in the virtual reality educational environment.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.