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Opinion2026.04.24Thomas Corbin, Sue Sharpe & Phillip Dawson

On AI glasses and wearable AI in assessment

Summary

The authors question assessment designs that depend on detecting and excluding wearable assistance.

The argument focuses on separability and observability, not simply another cheating device.

It asks whether escalating inspection shifts burdens onto students with disabilities, health needs or religious dress.

Reading scope was the publisher index’s abstract and main passages.

Sources & reading record

Thomas Corbin, Sue Sharpe & Phillip Dawson ↗
Read publisher-indexed abstract, main argument and conclusion; device examples not independently checked.