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Poster Name:
Virgil

<strong>Subject:</strong><br />Online classes advice <br /><br /> Poster Message:
1. Don’t get played like I did when taken an exam on canvas don’t switch the caps or copy the question, canvas will tell the professor how long you were out of the tab. So if you’re going to finesse use a second device which shouldn’t be hard since you all got iPads(f U all) so before you open the test, I would sign into canvas on your iPad and download all the ppt or documents you need and don’t sign Back into canvas. Because if you’re taken an exam and sign in on a different device at the same time that’s sus and you’ll get caught. 2. Proctor track, if you have to use this for an exam, take the exam in dark lighting so it’s harder to see your eye movement use sticky notes around the frame of yourself computer to cheat. If you have a small iPad or an phone you can easily put it at the base of the screen and use that to cheat from the webcam point of view it would look like you’re just looking at the keyboard. 3. Don’t use chegg professors are on it now, they just post wrong answers to catch you like last year one of the rutgers professors did that. 4. Use rate my professor to get a sense of who your profs are and find someone who’s taken the class before you and definitely try to join the class group me. There’s always one if there isn’t one make one and your life is sooooo easy.