A Systematic Review of Online Exams Solutions in E-learning: Techniques, Tools and Global Adoption
Abdul Wahab Muzaffar, Muhammad Tahir, Muhammad Waseem Anwar, Qaiser, Chaudry, Shamaila Rasheed Mir, Yawar Rasheed

TL;DR
This systematic review analyzes recent online exam solutions in e-learning, highlighting techniques, tools, datasets, and global adoption factors to guide future research and implementation.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive analysis of 53 recent studies, identifying key features, techniques, datasets, tools, and factors influencing global adoption of online exams.
Findings
Identified 21 online exam tools proposed in recent studies.
Analyzed 16 important techniques and 11 datasets used in online exams.
Investigated country participation and factors affecting global adoption.
Abstract
E-learning in higher education is exponentially increased during the past decade due to its inevitable benefits in critical situations like natural disasters, and pandemic. The reliable, fair, and seamless execution of online exams in E-learning is highly significant. Particularly, online exams are conducted on E-learning platforms without the physical presence of students and instructors at the same place. This poses several issues like integrity and security during online exams. To address such issues, researchers frequently proposed different techniques and tools. However, a study summarizing and analyzing latest developments, particularly in the area of online examination, is hard to find in the literature. In this article, an SLR for online examination is performed to select and analyze 53 studies published during the last five years. Subsequently, five leading online exams…
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