The main idea of this article is, students will have the ability to take college exams from wherever they choose any time of the day or night, all without the ability to cheat by using the I Pad. This is not a good idea because students will find a way to hack the I Pad given to them allowing them to cheat.
If you really think about it there are thousands of students in a college at least ten of that thousand will be able to figure out a way to cheat. Very few people in the world know how to hack a government computer, I'm pretty sure an I Pad is nothing compared to that. What I am trying to say here is that this program will not work as planed. We should just stick to students in a classroom with paper and pencils.

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