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Cole Shaw

Anti-cheating Technologies - 1 views

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    One of the big problems for MOOCs and other online platforms has been cheating. These five technologies can be implemented to counter online cheating.
Parisa Rouhani

Students appear less likely to cheat in online classes - Ars Technica - 0 views

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    Students less likely to cheat in virtual classrooms... But what are the criteria for cheating in these classrooms, vs. in traditional classrooms? what constitutes cheating impacts how often somebody is seen as transgressing
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    this article made me wonder about the difference in student motivation between the online an physical classes. people busting their butts to learn in night school for example may be less likely to cheat than the regular full time students, but that doesn't mean night school decreases the likelihood of cheating.
Jennifer Hern

Education Week: Computers Increase Students' Temptation To Cheat - 0 views

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    "The link between teenagers' computer abilities and an increase in academic cheating is evident across the nation."
Junjie Liu

Catching Cheaters on Open Online Courses - 1 views

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    a youtube video on cheating prevention
Nick Siewert

Nationwide: Computers Increase Students' Temptation To Cheat -- Courant.com - 0 views

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    Tecahers must now learn how to craft assignments which do not lend themselves easily to cheating. Dealing with network security issues is probably the easier task of the two.
Jennifer Hern

Education Week: Cellphones in Schools: Flip 'Em Open - 0 views

  • When he suggested that schools should have open-phone tests, as a measure to combat cellphone cheating, one of the students responded, “Dude, we already have open-phone tests. The teachers just don’t know it.”
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    Allowing open-phone tests may prevent cheating.
Jeffrey Siegel

Infographic: Ed Tech Cheat Sheet - 2 views

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    are you taking the designing a new learning environment online course?
Junjie Liu

edX Curbs the Downfalls of Online Education By Announcing Supervised Final Exams - 2 views

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    Similar to the article below from Daniel, this article talks about how edX is making progress on the certification of students and final exams.
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    "Considering the biggest complaints about online education have fallen under the three Cs - completion, certification and cheating - edX appears to be covering all of their bases."
Steven Burns

Site-based testing deals strengthen case for granting credit to MOOC students | Inside ... - 1 views

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    Taking the next step towards credentialing through MOOC's and establishing greater value for these online classes.
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    Interesting decision to address a number of common criticisms of online learning: the potential for cheating, the failure of enrollees to complete the course and the lack of certification.
Chris Johnson

14 Great Cheat Sheets & Posters to Make You a Software Wizard - 0 views

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    A series of reference materials for software from MS Word to Vim to Linux. Highly useful for people who want to become more efficient in software use.
Chris Johnson

How to Draw with HTML 5 Canvas (via Carsonified - ThinkVitamin) - 0 views

  • The excellent Canvas cheat sheet is a great reference of the commands available.
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    For people interested in the new HTML 5 standard, there are some great things that will be possible. This article gives a quick overview of Canvas, which will use JavaScript to allow some pretty complicated visual effects. This guide assumes a good grasp of the current standards and of typical digital design tools.
Jennifer Hern

Education Week: Teachers Using Cellphones for Classroom Lessons - 0 views

  • Much more attention has gone to the ways students might use phones to cheat or take inappropriate pictures. But as the technology becomes cheaper, more advanced, and more ingrained in students' lives that mentality is changing.
  • Teachers who have incorporated cell phones into their classes say that most students abide by the rules. They note that cheating and bullying exist with or without the phones, and that once they are allowed, the inclination to use them for bad behavior dissipates.
Maung Nyeu

Our View: Online education and universities - Pasadena Star-News - 0 views

  • JUST as the University of California prepares to announce its first group of fully online courses for its undergraduates, the California State University announced this week that it, too, will begin to expand its computer-based options for its 412,000 students.
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    One of nations best University systems, University of California, is about to start its first group of fully online courses for undergraduates. At the same time, the California State Universities (CSU) starting its computer-based options for its 412,000 students. Currently, there are master's degrees in 63 disciplines entirely online. Some educators are skeptical and raise concern on cheating and of "walmartaization" of CSU education.
Janet Dykstra

Cheating with cameras and mobiles - 0 views

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    A problem that I had not previously considered - as digital devices begin to pervade educational venues, there is a dark side...
Emily Watson

As Online Courses Grow, Sites Offering Unauthorized Academic Help Get More Brazen - Wir... - 0 views

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    Discusses the increase of agressive marketing that facilitates cheating that is being coupled with the growing of opportunities for online learning.
Amanda Valverde

The Shadow Scholar - The Chronicle Review - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views

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    Interesting tale of a professional plagiarist. Is it something we need to be worried about more as students are more likely to seek help online?
Nick Siewert

BBC NEWS | UK | Education | Danish pupils use web in exams - 2 views

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    Schools in Denmark are piloting a program which allows students to use computers with internet access on national writing exams.
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