Denmark to allow internet in exams

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Danish students could soon be allowed full access to the internet while sitting their final school exams if a pilot scheme goes well.

Students will be allowed to log on to any site they wish - but they are not allowed to communicate with anyone online.

Judy Hobson reports from Copenhagen.

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