Teaching Effectiveness: Cheat-Proof your Course, Incentivizing Investment in Authentic Work
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917 13th Street South, Birmingham, AL 35294
Teaching Effectiveness: Cheat-Proof your Course: Incentivizing Investment in Authentic Work
Presented by Michelle Wooten, PhD
A Center for Teaching and Learning Event
Description: Preventing cheating involves more than simply using plagiarism detectors or anti-cheating test software, although they certainly can play a role in monitoring academic integrity. This workshop presents multiple ideas that you can employ to make it unpalatable and more difficult for students to cheat. Even more importantly, glean tips for helping your students recognize the value of producing authentic academic work.
Please Note: This workshop is designed for current UAB teaching faculty, instructors of record, academic advisors, and other student-facing staff members. Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars are invited to attend the CTL LIFT series workshops instead.
Total CTL Point Value: 10,000 pts.
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