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¿Conoces los rollitos de papel que los estudiantes escondían dentro del boli, para copiar en los exámenes? Ahora se usan móviles, audífonos o smartwatches. Via LGA 
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Plagiarism is a hot topic in the academic world, but it applies in all aspects of our lives. In a country and culture that values intellectual propertSource: visual.lySee on Scoop.it - Australian C... Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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In my experience, people usually don't consciously decide to plagiarize, but they may end up plagiarizing "by accident" because they run out of time, or they get confused about the assignment, or maybe they copy-and-paste, intending to go back and edit later but forgetting to do so. Every time that I have seen plagiarism in an assignment, the person swore that the plagiarism happened "by accident." That does not change the fact of the matter: plagiarism, even when it happens by accident, is still plagiarism, and the consequences are serious. It's like when you are caught speeding or running a red light: it doesn't matter if you did not know you were speeding or if you did not notice the red light - you are still going to get a ticket.
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Plagiarism has become an increasingly significant issue with the increase of online information and the ease with which it can be copied. It is an issue in the classroom for students and educators, but it’s also an issue for writers, bloggers and journalists.
Via Nik Peachey, Elizabeth E Charles, Paulo Rurato
Nik Peachey's curator insight,
June 30, 2015 4:43 AM
My review of Unplag - tool for detecting plagiarism.
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This guide provides instructions and ideas for using the Action Zone activities that are bundled in this Ethical Use Kit. The Sorting Hat Challenge requires searchers to dig for information within a site to find its author. Four new MicroModule Companions test skills in finding information about Copyright, Citation and Plagiarism (2 sets). In addition to serving as tutorial resources, each one may be used to assess the extent to which students are able to demonstrate skills in secondary searching and citing resources properly.
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February 21, 2013 12:44 PM
Always good stuff from the work of Dennis O'Connor and Carl Heine. Thanks for making our jobs a little easier while helping make our students a little wiser. |
