How far does Cisco's digital ID policy reach to stamp out exam cheating?
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Posted by careercrazy on December 20, 2007, 12:26 pm
Please log in for more thread options and a digital photograph. The new policy, which Cisco says will be rolled out worldwide next year is designed to help combat exam cheating and to preserve the integrity of certifications, say Cisco officials. The company reckons that exam cheating in the Cisco world is an 'isolated problem' but CertGuard, which works with different vendors to stamp out exam cheating says the problem is more widespread for Cisco - even more than for Microsoft. CertGuard says it has even spoken to so-called gunmen - who are paid to take tests for others - who claim to own some testing centers. Read the full story about Cisco's new exam policy and how there is a lot more to be done before exam cheating is compeletely wiped out. http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/23180 Exam cheating sucks because, as Cisco recognizes, it devalues the whole nature of certifications for employees and employers. | ||||||||||
