Plagiarism Spectrum identifies the blurred lines of cheating, and how to respond
Access to technology, and a propensity for students to share images and text on social media in their everyday lives is blurring the lines of original thought and plagiarism in higher education.Turnitin, a company that provides a web-based application to help instructors determine if a student’s work contains plagiarism, surveyed more than 800 secondary and higher education instructors in an effort to create a Plagiarism Spectrum.
The spectrum outlines the frequency and severity of 10 common forms of plagiarism,...
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