EDUCATION WEBINAR REPLAY
OVERCOMING ACADEMIC DISHONESTY
The secret to turning students into digital citizens
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EDUCATION WEBINAR LEARNINGS
In this webinar our expert guests discussed how to not only identify, but also to help students avoid plagiarising while learning remotely, and in blended programmes.
WE COVERED:
- Digital literacy and independent research
- Accidental plagiarism
- Nurturing confident, responsible and independent digital citizens
- Best preparing students for the next steps in their academic career
EDUCATION WEBINAR GUEST SPEAKER
Lasse Nielsen
Lasse is a Dane working in the Czech Republic. He is in charge of Academic Honesty at the Ostrava International School and works with some truly dedicated teachers to uphold the academic integrity of all students. Lasse has worked in all levels of education, from Pre-K to High School, and is currently teaching Humanities, Design, and Theory of Knowledge in the Middle Years and High School IB program.
Nicola Blackwell
Nicola is Turnitin’s Territory Manager for Secondary and Further education across the UK & Europe. Leading a team of consultants who are all focussed on one thing: supporting educators in their quest to support student attainment, achieve feedback and marking efficiencies for teachers, and ensure academic integrity across the institution. Having worked at Turnitin for over nine years, Nicola is passionate about helping teachers and students, making a difference to their everyday lives through Turnitin solutions.
EDUCATION WEBINAR IN ASSOCIATION WITH
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