A New York University professor’s blog post is opening a rare public window on the painful classroom consequences of using plagiarism-detection software to aggressively police cheating students.
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The professor’s blog post described how crusading against cheating poisoned the class environment and therefore dragged down his teaching evaluations.
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NYU Prof Vows Never to Probe Cheating Again-and Faces a Backlash -An interesting article given our own debate about Turnitin.