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22.06.2007: Beyond Boundaries: Future Trends In Forensic Education
The Forensic Examiner June 22, 2007 Beyond boundaries: future trends in forensic education. Tebbett, Ian R.; Wielbo, Donna; Khey, David Pg. 62(5) Vol. 16 No. 2 ISSN: 1084-5569 4534 words The recent proliferation of academic forensic science programs hasprompted professional organizations to reexamine their education andtraining needs and the role of academic institutions. Distance education in support of laboratory training efforts may help provide programs to working profession
23.07.2007:
Newcastle Herald (Australia) July 23, 2007 Monday Late Edition Cheating concerns; Monitor system 'unfair' MATTHEW KELLY EDUCATION REPORTER NEWS; Pg. 7 288 words MORE than two students a day have sought assistance after being accused of plagiarism in University of Newcastle mid-year assessment tasks, the institution's peak student body said yesterday. Newcastle University Students Association education officer Kris Gesling said 12 students had sought help over plagiarism accusations in the
23.07.2007: Cheating Concerns; Monitor System 'unfair'
Newcastle Herald (Australia) July 23, 2007 Monday Late Edition Cheating concerns; Monitor system 'unfair' MATTHEW KELLY EDUCATION REPORTER NEWS; Pg. 7 288 words MORE than two students a day have sought assistance after being accused of plagiarism in University of Newcastle mid-year assessment tasks, the institution's peak student body said yesterday. Newcastle University Students Association education officer Kris Gesling said 12 students had sought help over plagiarism acc
23.07.2008: Turnitin Takes Teachers Beyond Plagiarism Detection With Summer Institute Program
PR Newswire July 23, 2008 Wednesday 12:00 PM GMT Turnitin Takes Teachers Beyond Plagiarism Detection With Summer Institute Program; New Workshop to be Focused on Web-Delivered Instructional Tools for Writing 705 words DATELINE: OAKLAND, Calif. July 23 OAKLAND, Calif., July 23 /PRNewswire Turnitin(R) today announced Turnitin Summer Institutes 2008, a pilot program focused on the use of Turnitin as an instructional tool for teaching, assessing and evaluating student writing. The
24.07.2007: Blackboard Program Unveils Plagiarism-detection Technology
158 of 1280 DOCUMENTS University Wire July 24, 2007 Tuesday Blackboard program unveils plagiarism-detection technology By Layne Zhao, The Dartmouth; SOURCE: Dartmouth 404 words DATELINE: HANOVER, N.H. Blackboard Inc., the company that provides and manages many of the online educational services used by Dartmouth College, recently unveiled SafeAssign, a new plagiarism-detection device which will allow professors to automatically compare students' papers with a database containin
24.07.2008: Learn More About How Web School Will Operate
The Oregonian (Portland, Oregon) July 24, 2008 Thursday Sunrise Edition Learn more about how Web school will operate CASEY PARKS, The Oregonian Metro East Neighbors; Pg. 06 252 words The Reynolds School District and the nonprofit Oregon Virtual Learning Partners will run the online school with Oregon-certified instructors. Those teachers, as well as an academic coach, will post office hours and be responsible for communicating with students via phone, e-mail or instant messa
24.08.2007:
Newcastle Herald (Australia) August 24, 2007 Friday Late Edition Copiers taken on GR NEWS; Pg. 18 81 words THE University of New England will follow the University of Newcastle and require students to use plagiarism detection software following a recent plagiarism scandal. A New England university spokesman said yesterday the plagiarism detection software package Turnitin would be introduced next year. The software tests the originality of students' work against a global database and high
24.08.2007: Copiers Taken On (australia)
Newcastle Herald (Australia) August 24, 2007 Friday Late Edition Copiers taken on GR NEWS; Pg. 18 81 words THE University of New England will follow the University of Newcastle and require students to use plagiarism detection software following a recent plagiarism scandal. A New England university spokesman said yesterday the plagiarism detection software package Turnitin would be introduced next year. The software tests the originality of students' work against a global
25.09.2007: Southern Illinois U. Students Ponder Affect Of Plagiarism Accusations
University Wire September 25, 2007 Tuesday Southern Illinois U. students ponder affect of plagiarism accusations By Brandy Oxford, Daily Egyptian; SOURCE: Southern Illinois U. 559 words DATELINE: CARBONDALE, Ill. As if writing hundred-plus page papers weren't enough, many of Southern Illinois University's graduate students say they now worry what a degree from SIUC will be worth. While administrators debate the definition of plagiarism and whether it can be accomplished accid
27.07.2007: Self-plagiarising Lecturer Exposes Software Failings
The Times Higher Education Supplement July 27, 2007 Self-plagiarising lecturer exposes software failings Donna Bowater NEWS; Pg. 2 No. 1804 361 words A lecturer has highlighted flaws in the electronic plagiarism detection software used by some 80 per cent of UK universities after testing his own work for copied material. Simeon Yates, director of Sheffield Hallam University's Culture, Communication and Computing Research Institute, found that the web-based software, Turnitin,
27.07.2008:
The Observer (England) July 27, 2008 Wireless world: Shaping the way we live: Open invitation to get creative: New technology has helped the Open University offer more innovative approaches to distance learning James Robinson OBSERVER SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT; Pg. 11 796 words Labour prime minister Harold Wilson regarded it as his one of his government's most important achievements. The Open University was ridiculed by Wilson's political opponents when it was first proposed in the 1960s, but sinc
27.07.2008: New Technology Has Helped The Open University Offer More Innovative Approaches To Distance Learning
The Observer (England) July 27, 2008 Wireless world: Shaping the way we live: Open invitation to get creative: New technology has helped the Open University offer more innovative approaches to distance learning James Robinson OBSERVER SPECIAL SUPPLEMENT; Pg. 11 796 words Labour prime minister Harold Wilson regarded it as his one of his government's most important achievements. The Open University was ridiculed by Wilson's political opponents when it was first proposed in the 196
27.09.2007: Honesty Is Always The Best Policy
University Wire September 27, 2007 Thursday Honesty is always the best policy Staff Editorial, Daily Collegian; SOURCE: Penn State EDITORIAL 369 words DATELINE: UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Big Brother might be watching you. Or at least, he might be reading your term papers. Recently, PSU professors vowed to get serious about catching students cheating on schoolwork. About 50 percent of all faculty think academic dishonesty is a huge problem, according to John Harwood, senior dir
28.05.2007: Computer Software To Be Used To Curb Plagiarism
Daily News (South Africa) May 28, 2007 Monday e1 Edition Computer software to be used to curb plagiarism MAURICIO LANGA NEWS; Pg. 7 421 words RECENT allegations of plagiarism at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) have prompted the institution to start running a computer software programme that will make it almost impossible for students to plagiarise. The move comes after accusations of plagiarism were levelled against Durban businessman, Chippy Shaik. Last week, it w
29.07.2007: On The Playing Fields, In Classrooms And Boardrooms, Gaining Unfair Advantages
Sunday News (Lancaster, Pennsylvania) July 29, 2007 Sunday CHEATIN' HEARTS; On the playing fields, in classrooms and boardrooms, gaining unfair advantages and cutting corners is epidemic. Widespread in schools Serving 'me' Sunday News Staff A; Pg. 1 1298 words DATELINE: Lancaster, PA Suzanne Cassidy Each time San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds came to bat last week, innumerable camera flashes went off, as if to illuminate this fact of American life: Allegations of cheat
31.08.2007:
Chicago Sun Times August 31, 2007 Friday Final Edition Poshard to answer plagiarism claims; Accused of lifting text for '84 Ph.D. dissertation Dave Newbart, The Chicago Sun-Times NEWS; Pg. 5 745 words Southern Illinois University President Glenn Poshard, a former Democratic gubernatorial nominee, is to meet with faculty and staff leaders today to respond to allegations he plagiarized parts of his doctoral dissertation. He is to "provide his perspective'' on the allegations, according to S
31.08.2007: Poshard To Answer Plagiarism Claims; Accused Of Lifting Text For '84 Ph.d. Dissertation
Chicago Sun Times August 31, 2007 Friday Final Edition Poshard to answer plagiarism claims; Accused of lifting text for '84 Ph.D. dissertation Dave Newbart, The Chicago Sun-Times NEWS; Pg. 5 745 words Southern Illinois University President Glenn Poshard, a former Democratic gubernatorial nominee, is to meet with faculty and staff leaders today to respond to allegations he plagiarized parts of his doctoral dissertation. He is to "provide his perspective'' on the allegations,
31.08.2007: Stacking Up The Truth
University Wire August 31, 2007 Friday Stacking up the truth Staff Editorial, Daily Egyptian; SOURCE: Southern Illinois U. EDITORIAL 393 words DATELINE: CARBONDALE, Ill. Lesson one: If the boss screws up, don't count on a quick fix. We at the Daily Egyptian feel some matters are still in desperate need of attention when it comes to SIU President Glenn Poshard's dissertation. Something tells us it might be awhile before the plagiarism allegations against Poshard are confir
31.10.2007: Plagiarism Allegation Lands Punch On Poshard 'i Could Have Made A Mistake'
148 of 1280 DOCUMENTS St. Louis Post-Dispatch (Missouri) August 31, 2007 Friday SECOND EDITION Plagiarism allegation lands punch on Poshard 'I could have made a mistake' o SIU president addresses criticism after anonymous source points to numerous portions of dissertation. By Kavita Kumar ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH NEWS; Pg. A1 1295 words Southern Illinois University's president found himself under the microscope Thursday, after allegations that he passed off others' work as his
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'Essay Cheat' is an information site for students, teachers and journalists who are researching plagiarism in relation to custom essays. The site sets out the main debates on the use of custom essays and explores the issue of whether custom essays can be used properly, or whether their use always constitutes plagiarism. In addition, for students, we explain what plagiarism is and how to avoid it. For teachers, we provide useful resources including handouts and activity ideas, to help yo