Research Into Contract Cheating And Student Plagiarism
This section contains copies of presentations that have been delivered relating to contract cheating.
This presentation looked at three different types of student cheating and the types of intelligent context-aware systems that could be used to detect them.
Of interest to visitors to this site, one of the cheating behaviours considered was contract cheating.
The presentation took place at the ICAS 2013, workshop. The slides, hosted on SlideShare account for Thomas Lancaster, are included here.
This is our investigation into the economic factors behind contract cheating. A lot of money changes hands, regardless of whether this is to the people writing assignments for students, or the sites taking a commission on sales.
The talk also looked at the different roles of the people involved with contract cheating, some of which are surprising.
The presentation took place at ITiCSE 2013, which was held at the University of Kent in Canterbury. The slides, hosted on SlideShare account for Thomas Lancaster, are included here.
As well as overviewing some key research findings on contract cheating, this talk particularly focused on the issues facing online universities, such as the Open University within the UK.
The slides, also available on SlideShare account for Thomas Lancaster, are included here.