15/6-12 11:11

100,000 students (exactly!) use digital exam

100,000th student surprise
Photo: Theo Naidoo
Other students surprise as the lucky winner (far right) is told the news by the IT administrators
As University of Copenhagen hit a milestone, one lucky student's written exams turned into a celebration

An afternoon orthodontic (dentistry) exam was made a little more entertaining Thursday, as moments after student Martina Mei Krüger clicked submit, she was swooped upon by enthusiastic IT staff. She received a bouquet of flowers to mark her being the 100,000 student to use the system.

A chance to look behind the scenes at those running some of the most important exams.

See the pictures of her and the team behind the electronic exams here.

Theo.Naidoo@adm.ku.dk

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