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Title: The Benefits from Allowing Plagiarism


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The Benefits from Allowing Plagiarism
  • Workshop Facilitator
  • Phil Davies
  • School of Computing
  • University of Glamorgan

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ASSESSMENT
  • Plagiarism linked to assessment
  • Cheating
  • Who are the students cheating?
  • Other students!!!!
  • Will other student shop their peers to the
    authorities (lecturers) . NOT THE DONE THING

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Prevention is better than detection
  • If the students know they will be caught, or
    theres a good chance theyll be caught, will
    they still cheat
  • Lecturers too busy to check sources

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Computerised Peer Assessment
  • CAP system
  • OLAL MCQ tests either side of marking process
  • Award marks for ability in marking
  • Students viewing assessment from the tutors point
    of view

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Benefits
  • Students look at resources found by others
  • Students copy good practices of others
  • Students identify plagiarism of others
  • Students REPORT on plagiarism of others
  • Students enjoy shopping their peers
  • Students do NOT enjoy comments of peers
  • Students do NOT like being caught!!!

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Why do students plagiarise?
  • Limits of time to do work
  • Pressures of work / jobs
  • Copy from Web NOT from each other
  • Is it the assessors fault?
  • Set work that can be easily plagiarised
  • Easier to mark

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Do they learn by copying?
  • Having read the information from the web, they
    understand it, so they reproduce it
  • Why bother re-wording it when it is written so
    well already
  • Why waste my time re-wording it, when I could be
    learning instead
  • Assessment - ability to hide plagiarism

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Weaker Students Benefit
  • Weak at start of module
  • Prior knowledge should not be assessed
  • Weaker students use peer support
  • The end justifies the means
  • Single assessment at the end
  • Will the students produce quality work throughout
    the module if no credit gained

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Summary
  • Peer support / assessment / detection
  • Let them learn through plagiarising
  • Assessment process must be re-structured
  • How do we assess?
  • Examinations
  • Essays (Writing skills NOT Understanding)
  • Continuous multiple-assessment of understanding
    until they get it right
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