The museum at Cherepovets, Russia (about 400 miles north of Moscow), recently introduced a collection of items actually used by students for successfully cheating in school, including a pair of women's panties on which logarithms and math formulas had been written upside down in black ink.
Also on display: a sports jacket with (according to a September dispatch in the Chronicle of Higher Education) 'enough secret mechanisms to keep a cardshark flush for decades' and a jean skirt with 70 numbered pockets for cheat sheets.
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