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Sit in the second-to-last row, either from the left or the right. This way, if the professor starts handing out exams from one side, you'll have a little time to snap some pictures. Make sure your phone is set to camera mode before the exam begins. Once you get the exam, take pictures as quickly as you can. Since you're in the second-to-last row, the professor will still be distributing exams and will have his back turned at some point. You have two choices: one is free, and the other requires payment.
Option 1: Before the exam, ask a trustworthy friend to look up the answers for you. Send them the pictures you took, and have them find the answers and send them back in a simple format.
Option 2: Create an account on https://www.chegg.com/ and upload the exam pictures, asking them to convert it into an easy-to-read multiple-choice format. This site is designed for professors and tutors to assist with homework, and they usually respond pretty quickly—often within 20 to 30 minutes. If your exam isn’t multiple choice, you can ask them to show their work so you can copy it.
I usually keep my phone on my desk, partially hidden under my paper, so the professor can’t see it from their angle, even if they glance at your work. This method has worked for me, and I hope it helps others too.
Good luck everyone and like!
Sit in the second-to-last row, either from the left or the right. This way, if the professor starts handing out exams from one side, you'll have a little time to snap some pictures. Make sure your phone is set to camera mode before the exam begins. Once you get the exam, take pictures as quickly as you can. Since you're in the second-to-last row, the professor will still be distributing exams and will have his back turned at some point. You have two choices: one is free, and the other requires payment.
Option 1: Before the exam, ask a trustworthy friend to look up the answers for you. Send them the pictures you took, and have them find the answers and send them back in a simple format.
Option 2: Create an account on https://www.chegg.com/ and upload the exam pictures, asking them to convert it into an easy-to-read multiple-choice format. This site is designed for professors and tutors to assist with homework, and they usually respond pretty quickly—often within 20 to 30 minutes. If your exam isn’t multiple choice, you can ask them to show their work so you can copy it.
I usually keep my phone on my desk, partially hidden under my paper, so the professor can’t see it from their angle, even if they glance at your work. This method has worked for me, and I hope it helps others too.
Good luck everyone and like!
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