Plagiarism

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4. How does plagiarism hurt the online learner?

5. Some people feel that plagiarism could simply be a form of learning.

6. Technology such as turnitin.com available to filter through and help eliminate plagiarism as much as possible

7. Online college promotes an environment that at times may encourage plagiarism

8. Traditional and online schools both struggle with plagiarism although studies show online learners are more likely to commit plagiarism

9. Not only are there academic consequences to plagiarism but if you are caught there will be consequences through your school. This will affect overall grade as well

10. Answer: It takes away the knowledge the student could have attained by actually completing his/her own work.

11. vJocoy, C. L., & DiBiase, D. (2006). Plagiarism by adult learners online: A case study in detection and remediation. International Review of Research in Open and Distance Learning, 7(1) Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1634496774?accountid=8289