Enter blue books — the academy’s counter to the AI revolution. Blue books first made their appearance at Butler University in Indiana a century ago and ...

US colleges are turning back to traditional blue book exams to combat cheating. Sales of blue books have surged at major universities as professors require handwritten, in-person essays and tests.

Former UH President David Lassner put it this way in a phone interview: “Chatbot cheating is worrisome when students use it ...

In fact, you've probably used it. And you probably dread it. It's called a Blue Book. The mere thought of that exam booklet with a blue cover and blank pages might just be enough to make you clam ...

The Wall Street Journal recently did some digging and has discovered that sales of blue books have been climbing over the ...

In fact, you've likely used it. You might even dread it. It's a blue book." Blue books are plain, stapled exam booklets with unlined or lightly lined pages and easily recognisable blue covers.

As AI tools like ChatGPT infiltrate classrooms, educators are reviving blue books to curb cheating and promote authentic student writing.