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Emily Rimland

Google's and Facebook's facial recognition opt-in policies are a smokescreen. - Slate M... - 1 views

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    Great article that's about ethics of online technologies. Many of the analogies stuck me as similar to making sure technology enhances learning and not using it just for technology's sake.
Robin Smail

Why You Should Think Twice About Opting-In to the Delicious-AVOS Transfer | ZDNet - 1 views

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    I realize this is Violet Blue, but still, it's a good reminder that when a service changes hands, it's more than likely the TOS will change, too. Now that I've moved, I'm really not that interested in maintaining bookmarks in both. 
Elizabeth Pyatt

NYU Professor Catches 20% Of His Students Cheating, And He's The One Who Pays For It R... - 6 views

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    Interesting case of instructor getting a low SRDP after he tells class he has identified plagiarism. He suggests peer review instead Turnitin.
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    I think it's all how you approach it. Andrew and I have both caught students plagiarizing before we handled those issues privately. It never affected our ratings from the other students because they never knew that it happened. From the professor's blog post and response to this article, it sounds like he did a public witch hunt. Have you caught students cheating before? How did you handle the issue?
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    I would agree with you about privacy, but if enough students are caught in one incident, word will get around. Ironically, all of the incidents I had to deal with were because of collaboration gone too far. I try to warn students about what I expect ("your own words") , but I think I will be ramping up training on how to really avoid academic dishonesty issues this semester.
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