The Fence or the Ambulance: Are You Punishing or Preventing Plagiarism?

Too much effort is expended in education trying to catch plagiarism in student work. Teachers and media specialists are using various web services and techniques using search engines to determine if or how much of student writing is lifted from online sources. While such tools are necessary and can be effective, educators should also be creating assignments, especially those that involve research, that minimize the likelihood of plagiarism in the first place. This workshop gives teachers the tools that help them design LPP (Low Probability of Plagiarism) projects that require original, thoughtful research.


Slides on PPT


Resources

GoogleDoc form for rubric

Assignments That Matter Data Collection survey

Projects and possibilities

History lesson checklist

Challenges and solutions


Plagiarism-Proofing Assignments Phi Delta Kappan, March 2004.

Student Guide to Cheating and Plagiarism cheat77.pdf

A Fence or and Ambulance by Joseph Malings - 1895 

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