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Discuss both the advantages and disadvantages for students of computer-based examinations.

Discuss both the advantages and disadvantages for students of computer-based examinations. AYbl
Nowadays, more and more people are finding it hard to imagine their lives without technologies such as TV, computer and mobile phones as it does not only incorporate their leisure time, but also work. Without a doubt, students are also getting used to studying online, but the beneficence of examinations held online is still being questioned. There a few advantages to computer-based examinations for students. To begin with, the use of computer in everyday life has become a common thing for students due to the pandemic. To give an example, a majority of tests and assignments students have to submit are on the Internet. Consequently, students are experienced in computer-based assignments, so the final exam would not be an issue. Furthermore, if the exam is held online, students are able to see the result immediately. For instance, most of the answers are programmed in the system to be correct or incorrect. As a consequence, one gets to know how they performed in the exam instantly and is able to submit one’s result to higher education more frequently. On the other hand, there are also disadvantages to examinations held online. For one thing, technology is not hundred-percent reliable. For example, no student is protected from getting disconnected due to the poor Internet connection. As a result, one experiences stress because of the conditions one is not able to control and may perform worse in the exam. Another argument against computer-based examinations is that students lack space and time to make notes. For instance, if one wants to plan his essay and try different methods such clustering, it might not be possible to do that online. Consequently, one is not able to use one’s favourite technique and may perform worse in the exam. All things considered, while computer-based examinations offer some downsides, there are some great benefits relating to it for students. In my point of view, computer-based examinations will be a common thing in the near future and I consider it a positive thing as I am already used to technologies.
Nowadays, more and more
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lives
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only
incorporate their leisure time,
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but
also
work. Without a doubt,
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students
are
also
getting
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used
to studying
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online
,
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but
the beneficence of
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examinations
held
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online
is
still
being questioned
.

There a few advantages to computer-based
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examinations
for
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students
. To
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begin
with, the
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use
of computer in everyday life has become a common thing for
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students
due to the pandemic. To give an example, a majority of
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tests
and assignments
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students
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have to
submit are on the Internet.
Consequently
,
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students
are experienced
in computer-based assignments,
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so
the final exam would not be an issue.
Furthermore
, if the exam
is held
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online
,
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students
are
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able
to
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see
the result immediately.
For instance
, most of the answers
are programmed
in the system to be correct or incorrect. As a consequence, one
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gets
to know how they performed in the exam
instantly
and is
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able
to submit one’s result to higher education more
frequently
.

On the other hand
, there are
also
disadvantages to
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examinations
held
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online
. For one thing, technology is not hundred-percent reliable.
For example
, no
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student
is protected
from getting disconnected due to the poor Internet connection.
As a result
, one experiences
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stress
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because
of the conditions one is not
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able
to control and may perform worse in the exam. Another argument against computer-based
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examinations
is that
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students
lack space and time to
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make
notes.
For instance
, if one wants to plan his essay and try
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different
methods such clustering, it might not be possible to do that
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online
.
Consequently
, one is not
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able
to
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use
one’s
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favourite
technique and may perform worse in the exam.

All things considered, while computer-based
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examinations
offer
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some
downsides, there are
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some
great benefits relating to it for
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students
. In my point of view, computer-based
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examinations
will be a common thing in the near future and I consider it a
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positive
thing as I am already
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used
to technologies.
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IELTS essay Discuss both the advantages and disadvantages for students of computer-based examinations.

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