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4th International Plagiarism Conference: call for papers now open

Practitioners and policy makers in the areas of plagiarism and academic integrity from the international academic community are invited to share their experiences and expertise. Papers, posters, video and workshop submissions are invited on the following themes:

  • Creating a culture of honesty.
  • Ensuring authenticity in non text-based disciplines and multimedia.
  • Addressing non-traditional learning styles (for example overseas students, mature students etc).
  • Ensuring the integrity of research and published work.
  • Open theme. Suggested topics include: innovative assessment techniques beyond the essay, the changing nature of authorship in a Web 2.0 world, contact cheating, plagiarism detection etc.

Extended abstracts of 1000 words and proposals are requested by 29 January, 2010.

For further details please click here.

 

National Teaching Fellowship for Jude

Jude with Dr John Selby & Professor Shirley Pearce

On 23 September at an awards ceremony in London Jude Carroll was presented with a National Teaching Fellowship by the Higher Education Academy. Key to her nomination was her international work in raising awareness of plagiarism and developing teaching strategies to promote authentic work from students. In accepting the award, she paid tribute to all those who have assisted with this task, “It’s a big issue and needs many heads and hands”.

Jude’s tireless enthusiasm over the past 10 years which has extended from general awareness workshops all over the globe to developing institutional and individual responses to the issue formed the basis of the holistic approach to plagiarism adopted by the JISC-funded Plagiarism Advisory Service (the forerunner of PlagiarismAdvice.org) back in 2002. The Oxford Brookes Good Practice Guide written by Jude and colleague, Jon Appleton, in 2001, is also still considered a blueprint for institutional thinking on plagiarism.

As a member of the Plagiarism Advisory Service’s Advisory Board Jude helped to guide the service and its approach, and remains a highly-valued supporter of the service today.

More recently Jude’s work with the influential Assessment Standards Knowledge exchange (ASKe) CETL at Oxford Brookes University has taken her to the Royal Technical University in Stockholm to consider Scandinavian responses to “fusk” (plagiarism) and to share lessons learned in the UK. Jude will keynote at the 2010 Fourth International Plagiarism Conference on her work in this area with internationally diverse cultures and differing assessment styles.

 

AQA-City & Guilds Extended Project Qualification General Conference, October 14th 2009

Plagiarismadvice.org will be presenting at the EPQ Project Conference on the 14th October 2009 at the Thistle Hotel in London

Plagiarism advice.org will be presenting on “addressing plagiarism in extended portfolios

 

Online Educa Berlin, 2nd-4th December 2009

Plagiarismadvice.org will be exhibiting at the Online Educa Berlin, on the 2nd-4th December 2009, the 15th Conference on  Technology Supported Learning and Training, at the Hotel InterContinental, Berlin.

 

AOC Annual Conference, 17-19th November 2009

Plagiarismadvice.org will be exhibiting at the Association of Colleges Annual Conference on the 17th - 19th November at the International Convention Centre, Birmingham

 

8th European Conference on e-Learning, 29-30th October 2009

Plagiarismadvice.org will be presenting and exhibiting at the 8th European Conference on e-Learning on the 29th October 2009 at the University of Bari, Italy.

Plagiarsimadvice.org will be presenting on “ A National Strategy for Ensuring Authenticity in Students Work”

 

ALPSP Seminar: Plagiarism Detection and Management, 30th September 2009

Plagiarismadvice.org will be presenting at the ALPSP Seminar on the 30th September 2009  at the Royal College of Pathologists, London.

Plagiarismadvice.org will be presenting on  ” Copy and Paste: Why do Non-Native Users of English Do It?”

 

Provisional programme: user group meeting, 10 September 2009

The following is the provisional programme for the User Group meeting to be held on 10th September, 2009

PLAGIARISMADVICE.ORG USER GROUP MEETING
10 September 2009
De Grey Lecture Theatre, De Grey House, York St. John University.

12.00 noon Arrival, registration and lunch.

12.40pm Welcome and introductions (Mark Dransfield, York St. John University).

1.00 – 1.40 PlagiarismAdvice.org update. Will Murray & Anne Flood, updates and developments including statistics for the last 6 months.

1.40 - 2.00 Questions to PlagiarismAdvice.org.

2.00 - 3.20 Institutional case studies:

2.05 Carol Bailey (Using GradeMark with International Students)

2.25 Esyin Chew (Academics’ and Students’ experiences using GradeMark)

2.40 Lawrence West (Results of a Funded Project using GradeMark)

3.00 Jim Turner (Student and Staff Feedback after using GradeMark)

3.20-3.30 Refreshments

3.30-4.15 Discussion groups (topics to be confirmed).

4.15 - 4.45 Feedback from groups.

4.45 Closing remarks and summary.

5.00 Close

The finalised programme will be published nearer to the time.

 

Fourth International Plagiarism Conference, 2010

PlagiarismAdvice.org are delighted to announce details of the Fourth International Plagiarism Conference, which will take place between 21-23 June, 2010 at City Campus East, Northumbria University, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.

Further information on themes for the conference will follow in the near future, however if you would like to register your interest at this early stage please complete the online form.

Abstracts, papers and presentations from the previous three conferences can be found via the conference website.

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

Next user group meeting, 10 September 2009

We are pleased to announce details of the next meeting of the User Group at York St. John University, York.

Date: 10 September, 2009.

Time: 12.00 noon -17.00pm (Lunch will be served from 12:00pm).

Location: De Grey Lecture Theatre, De Grey House, York St. John University, Lord Mayor’s Walk, York.

Register : Online registration form

Cost: £40 per attendee for those not subscribed as part of their User Group Membership.

Lunch and refreshments will be supplied.

The meeting is intended for institutional Administrators of the TurnitinUK plagiarism detection software, and provides a unique opportunity for sharing good practice and experiences in use and implementation of the software. Previous meetings of the UK group have proved to be a lively and practical exchange of both pedagogical and technical approaches to plagiarism prevention and detection.

The meeting will focus on approaches to using Grademark to provide students with feedback on their work. Ideas could be based on trials/pilots of Grademark, good practice or innovative use of the feature.

We would like to invite Administrators to present a short (15 minutes) case study during the meeting on Grademark. If you are interested in presenting your experiences please indicate this via the online registration form, online registration form along with a brief outline.

Updates on this summer’s changes to the system and feedback on issues raised previously by the group will be provided at the meeting, including planned integration and database development. We would also like to announce our new feedback tool “User Voice” http://nlearning.uservoice.com.

Further details on the agenda will follow nearer the time, but if you would like any specific issues to be discussed at the meeting please indicate this on the online registration form.

Representatives of plagiarismadvice.org and nLearning, European resellers of Turnitin will be on hand to offer their guidance and expertise. Many thanks to Mark Dransfield for hosting the meeting at his institution. To register your interest in attending please complete the online registration form.

The deadline for registrations is Monday 31 August 2009.

 

Student employee of the year

Ibrahim Bitikcioglu, our Turkish member of the team, was recently entered into the Student Employee of the Year awards by nLearning and was successful in the North East heat! Ibrahim has been working at the company for 6 months now and has helped us immensely in targeting the Turkish market. We currently have 3 students working part time and covering Polish, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish and Czech and we are always looking at the possibility of expanding the team and our language capabilities further. If you would be interested in finding out more, please contact This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Ibrahim was interviewed as part of the Award process and the short video of this, where he talks about his experiences with the company, can be viewed below.

 

 

 
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