Student Plagiarism – What Is It? And What Should We, As Academics, Do About It?
A workshop focusing on the issue of student plagiarism, rather than the much more specific problem of contract cheating.
A workshop focusing on the issue of student plagiarism, rather than the much more specific problem of contract cheating.
This post identifies 10 research findings which are of particular interest to researchers now and which should inform the next decade of work in this area of student cheating.
I want to explore further the development of the issues from my very first conference presentation on contract cheating.
Here is a video version of my talk from the Birmingham City University Pedagogies, Practitioners and Identities in Education Conference. You can see the slides and discussion from the health essays talk here. I’m currently working on an academic paper relating to these ideas. In the meantime, I’m more than happy to present this work …
Birmingham City University holds a research conference, Rescon, in December of each year, providing short accessible shorts from staff and PhD students about their research. My session built on work presented to the Higher Education academy looking at how text matching algorithms supplied by Turnitin could be used as part of the attribution of contract …
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