Psychology and neuroscience literature shows the existance of upper bounds on the human
capacity for executing cognitive tasks and for information processing. These bounds are …

Definitions of election verifiability in the computational model of cryptography are proposed.
The definitions formalize notions of voters verifying their own votes, auditors verifying the …

We study coercion-resistance for online exams. We propose two new properties,
Anonymous Submission and Single-Blindness which preserve the anonymity of the links …

Universities and other educational organizations are adopting computer-based assessment
tools (herein called e-exams) to reach larger and ubiquitous audiences. While this makes …

In this dissertation I interrogate colonial state formation in the Netherlands East Indies
between 1870 and 1939, using the lens of land appropriation sanctioned by colonial laws …

Election verifiability is defined in the computational model of cryptography. The definition
formalizes notions of voters verifying their own votes, auditors verifying the tally of votes, and …

More and more universities are moving toward electronic exams (in short e-exams). This
migration exposes exams to additional threats, which may come from the use of the …

Historically, exam security has mainly focused on threats ascribed to candidate cheating.
Such threats have been normally mitigated by invigilation and anti-plagiarism methods …

Cheating in exams is a practice as old as exams themselves. Institutions and examiners
have learned to mitigate traditional ways of cheating, such as the use of crib notes. Yet, the …

Expert systems help to save time due to their high speed and accuracy in completing the
required tasks. In this study, an expert system that helps in the educational process has …