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What is self-plagiarism and what does it have to do with academic integrity?
Self-plagiarism—sometimes known as “ duplicate plagiarism ”—is a term for when a writer recycles work for a different assignment or publication and represents it as new.…
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Thinking beyond classrooms to help students prepare for the future
As educators, we may find ourselves wondering why some students find academic writing difficult, why referencing seems complicated, or why getting an in-text citation right seems so challenging.…
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What are online test banks and what do they have to do with academic integrity?
In this blog series, we have explored emerging trends in academic misconduct, including the use of word spinners and electronic cheating devices . These trends are being seen worldwide and have been…
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How can we authentically appreciate educators in 2021?
In March of 2020, educators around the world were asked to conduct a breathtaking turnaround and shift entirely into remote instruction in mere days. Teachers suddenly went from seeing their…
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What are electronic cheating devices and what do they have to do with academic integrity?
There are new and emerging trends in academic misconduct ; in this post, we are taking a closer look at cheating devices used to purposely evade detection on exams with the goal of illuminating ways…
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International Center for Academic Integrity Conference panel recaps: part 2 of 2
The International Center for Academic Integrity held its annual conference online in March 2021, offering up research on academic integrity. It was a rich experience offering student, educator,…
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International Center for Academic Integrity Conference panel recaps: part 1 of 2
In March 2021, the International Center for Academic Integrity held its annual conference online. There were many valuable panels from which to choose,…
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What are word spinners and what do they have to do with academic integrity?
Earlier, we touched on new and emerging trends in academic misconduct ; it’s also important to take a closer look at each of these challenges and ways to mitigate their impact on student learning.…
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How to Enhance Authentic Assessment with Integrity
Roslyn Miller, Ph.D. and Amanda E. Major, Ed.D., CPLP, PMP are instructional designers at the University of Central Florida; their work and research focus on effective instruction and authentic…
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How to Foster Original Thinking and Revision with Draft Coach
As a psychology instructor teaching entirely virtual high school courses, I have had to find new and innovative ways to instruct, provide feedback, and connect with my students in a fully digital…
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Six Ways to Reshape Your Feedback and Increase Student Engagement
Earle Abrahamson, Course Leader and Senior Lecturer in Sports Therapy at the University of East London (UK), has been using Turnitin Feedback Studio to provide feedback to his students on their…
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Starting the Year: Transforming Assessment into Learning for Students and Educators
You’ve offered and completed student assessments. You’ve ensured a variety of assessments that test different components of learning and include a diverse range of learning styles.…
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What's Ahead for Turnitin in 2021
I’m eager to share Turnitin’s priorities for 2021, but before we look forward, I want to acknowledge the past year and its challenges. We’re in awe of the institutions and educators who worked…
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Starting the Year: What Do You Need to Know About Assessment
Assessment is a critical intersection between teaching and learning , a junction at which educators understand what it is students have learned and where educators gain insights into teaching…
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Starting the Year: How to Establish a Culture of Academic Integrity
As an educator or institution approaching the concept of academic integrity, it can be overwhelming when considering the many ways in which integrity can or should come into play.…
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Starting the Year: What You Need to Know About Academic Integrity
New year, new chapter, new opportunities to learn from the past and set the stage for future growth. And as you prepare your classroom or lecture hall, virtually or in person,…
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What Parts of the "New Normal" Are Here to Stay?
Education experienced unimaginable disruption and upheaval due to COVID-19. Educators and students alike felt isolated and overwhelmed as they faced increased class sizes and the ambiguity of…
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Top 10 Blog Posts That Educators Loved in 2020
Whew, 2020, am I right? What can we even say here? 2020 was a doozy! But I do think it’s important to try to find the good, to look for the light amidst the darkness.…
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5 Things You Need to Know About Assessments With Integrity
Designing and delivering assessments is an important part of student learning and teaching efficacy. In any environment, but especially in online learning,…
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Mindfulness and Integrity in the Remote Learning Environment
Mindfulness: a buzzword; a philosophy; a way of life. Whether you have read about mindfulness in the news, caught the gist of it from colleagues, or practice a daily mindfulness and meditation…
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How to Identify Contract Cheating Early Across Your Organization
This blog series about Turnitin Originality has focused on finding text that matches or closely resembles other known text and flagging it as potential plagiarism.…
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Improving Instructor Intuition and Student Growth
The act of teaching, while grounded in principles and specific student learning outcomes, is also an intuitive process. Are your students feeling well? Are your students struggling?…
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How to Uphold Integrity in Online Assessment Design
Online learning environments are a new realm for many educators--and thus an opportunity for innovation and improvement. That said, anything new can be daunting.…
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Flags Insight Panel for Focused Information
The internet is full of articles listing tricks to “beat Turnitin.” They lead students through complicated hoops to manipulate their assignments in order to bypass the similarity checking algorithm.…
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How to Bring Deeper Meaning to the Similarity Score
There is a lot of confusion around Turnitin’s similarity score. What’s the right percentage? Is this percent too high? Is that one too low? Ultimately, this decision is up to each instructor.…
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