Interesting articles about plagiarism were included in this week’s reading. Running students through a quiz such as the one developed by Chris Anson of North Carolina State University: Plagiarism and Ethical Conduct Test could be a good intro to a session on discussing plaguerism with students. Another simple true/false survey which could be used as [...]
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