Resources & ReferencesReneeDeinken2023-09-12T10:37:43-07:00

RESOURCES & REFERENCES WE RECOMMEND

The following is a list of resources we recommend to help explore more about academic integrity:

The following are research and articles mentioned on the podcast:

Derek Newton’s Atlantic article about how cheating in online classes is now a big business
Jarret Dyer’s research paper about who is most likely to cheat and how students feel about cheating
Dr. Tricia Bertram Gallant’s Book: Cheating Academic Integrity, Lessons from 30 Years of Research
Eren Bilen and Dr. Alexander Matros’ research paper about cheating during the pandemic and their experience with online chess communities over the past two decades
Dr. Karen Symms Gallagher LA Times op-ed about how rampant online cheating is the dark side of remote learning
Derek Newton’s Forbes article on Dr. Mark Biggin
Dr. Mark Biggin’s tool he created - Q-SID
Dr. David Emerson’s research paper on the motivations for academic misconduct and links academic cheating to fraud.
Dr. Amy Smith’s Hechinger Report article about how equity in online learning is about much more than technology access
Melissa Ezarik’s Student Voice News Hub in Inside Higher Ed
Inside Higher Ed Survey on Student Behaviors and Perspectives (from Melissa Ezarik’s episode)
Take the Zero Campaign Faculty Focus Article (from Jennifer Wright’s Episode)
Sarah Thorneycroft’s website
Dave Tomar’s latest book The Complete Guide to Contract Cheating in Higher Education
Dave Tomar’s viral 2010 article, “The Shadow Scholar”
Dr. Roy Swift’s Workcred
The paper Dr. Roy Swift contributed to: Institutional Accreditation at the Crossroads Drivers for Change
Garret Merriam’s Twitter Conversation about Ethics final
Daily Nous article about Garret Merriam’s Twitter conversation regarding the Ethics exam

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