Cyber-Plagiarism: Technological and Cultural Background and Suggested Responses.
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| author | Gresham, John |
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| contents | Cyber-Plagiarism: Technological and Cultural Background and Suggested Responses. Gresham, John Academic Libraries Assignments Computer Uses in Education Cultural Influences Higher Education Library Role Plagiarism Policy Formation School Libraries Secondary Education Teacher Role Time Management Discusses concerns over the increase in computer-aided plagiarism among secondary and higher education students. Considers technological factors; cultural reasons and background, including time constraints; possible responses and deterrents, including clear policies regarding plagiarism and designing assignments that are more creative; and the role librarians can play. (LRW) |
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| spellingShingle | Cyber-Plagiarism: Technological and Cultural Background and Suggested Responses. Gresham, John Academic Libraries Assignments Computer Uses in Education Cultural Influences Higher Education Library Role Plagiarism Policy Formation School Libraries Secondary Education Teacher Role Time Management Cyber-Plagiarism: Technological and Cultural Background and Suggested Responses. Gresham, John Academic Libraries Assignments Computer Uses in Education Cultural Influences Higher Education Library Role Plagiarism Policy Formation School Libraries Secondary Education Teacher Role Time Management Discusses concerns over the increase in computer-aided plagiarism among secondary and higher education students. Considers technological factors; cultural reasons and background, including time constraints; possible responses and deterrents, including clear policies regarding plagiarism and designing assignments that are more creative; and the role librarians can play. (LRW) |
| title | Cyber-Plagiarism: Technological and Cultural Background and Suggested Responses. |
| topic | Academic Libraries Assignments Computer Uses in Education Cultural Influences Higher Education Library Role Plagiarism Policy Formation School Libraries Secondary Education Teacher Role Time Management |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ661390 |