Research Into Contract Cheating And Student Plagiarism
Contract cheating has developed into a complex problem. All too often, we’re in danger of thinking that a single solution to contract cheating is suitable for all academic disciplines.
This talk from the International Centre for Academic Integrity Conference 2020 explored why we need to think about contract cheating as discipline level. The talk was based around two recent research papers.
The slides are available on the SlideShare account for Thomas Lancaster. They are also included below.
This is an introductory talk on contract cheating which was prepared for Deree, the American College of Greece. The intention was to encourage staff and students to consider the solutions to contract cheating that were available to them.
The slides are available on the SlideShare account for Thomas Lancaster. They are also included below.
Here are the slides from three webinars delivered by Thomas Lancaster and Irene Glendinning in the run up to the 4th International Day of Action Against Contract Cheating.
They discuss contract cheating and why it is a problem, but also opportunities for students and staff to get involved in improving academic integrity, generating activity and ensuring that associated processes run smoothly and fairly.
Webinar 1 – International Opportunities For Action
Webinar 2 – More International Opportunities For Action
Webinar 3 – Challenges And Solutions