Research: Spread of smart phones leads to rampant cheating

A series of studies and surveys shows that technology is making cheating easier

By Dennis Carter, Assistant Editor

Higher education soon will absorb a generation of high school students who frequently use smart phones to store cheat sheets, share test answers with classmates, and scroll through Google search results during exams, according to researchers who examined student cheating habits. Read more with registration.

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