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Scooped by Beth Dichter |
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Beth Dichter's insight:
Turnitin has released a report that details the "plagiarism spectrum" and also provides examples of each. This post links to an infographic that provides the 10 types of "unoriginal work" (with examples), the frequency of each type of work, how problamatic each is, and then lists them from the highest to the lowest based in the scores (frequency and problematic) as well as including the original work and the work submitted.
Students often struggle with understanding what plagiarism is. This infographic provides a great tool to use with your students to help them identify how easy it is to plagiarize. We then need to teach them what they need to do!
Good for coaching learners on what not to do.
Plagiarism is often difficult for students to understand beyond the 'Cloning' stage. This infographic may help demonstrate the slippery slope.