30-minute Webcast
[Webcast] Survival of the Fittest: Adapting Methodologies for Successful Plagiarism Discussions
A Plagiarism Education Week Webcast
We often incorrectly assume that students entering into an undergraduate setting have a firm understanding of plagiarism.
In this session, we will illustrate ways to incorporate a more in-depth discussion of plagiarism at the beginning of an undergraduate course, and look at how this can be expanded upon for incoming freshman to incorporate exercises where students write, paraphrase, and peer edit their first college research paper.
"This webcast provided concrete suggestions and ideas to help students understand plagiarism more thoroughly. Some of these I am already doing, but I learned a lot more!" - Caroline Carney, California State University, Monterey Bay
We often incorrectly assume that students entering into an undergraduate setting have a firm understanding of plagiarism.
In this session, we will illustrate ways to incorporate a more in-depth discussion of plagiarism at the beginning of an undergraduate course, and look at how this can be expanded upon for incoming freshman to incorporate exercises where students write, paraphrase, and peer edit their first college research paper.
"This webcast provided concrete suggestions and ideas to help students understand plagiarism more thoroughly. Some of these I am already doing, but I learned a lot more!" - Caroline Carney, California State University, Monterey Bay
Presenters
Jennifer Schroeder is Assistant Professor of Biology at Millikin University and currently serves as the Vice Chair for the Council on Student and Academic Standards. In addition to teaching courses for majors and non-majors--that span from entry-level freshman through graduate students--she also does research with emphases on breast cancer and pesticides.
Martin Kelly is Marketing Manager, Turnitin, Asia Pacific
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