Realistic Measurement of Student Attendance in LMS Using Biometrics

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2010
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Abstract
In this paper we propose a solution to obtain useful and reliable student session logs in a Learning Management System (LMS) combining current logs with biometrics-based logs that show the student behaviour during the whole learning session. The aims of our solution are to guarantee that the online student is who he/she claims to be, and also to know exactly how much time he/she spends in front of the computer reading each LMS content. Even when the proposed solution does not completely avoid cheating, the use of biometric data during authentication and face tracking provides additional help to validate student performance during learning sessions. In this way it is possible to improve security for specific contents, to gain feedback of the student effort and to check the actual time spent in learning.
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Authors Gonzalez-Agulla, Elisardo;Alba-Castro, Jose L.;Argones-Rua, Enrique;Anido-Rifon, Luis;
Journal journal of systemics, cybernetics and informatics
Year 2010
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