tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7118563403027467631.post6670828593372886603..comments2012-01-27T15:27:02.086-05:00Panos Ipeirotishttps://profiles.google.com/103666871486129948108noreply@blogger.comBlogger3125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7118563403027467631.post-69016750038873036632012-01-27T15:27:02.087-05:002012-01-27T15:27:02.087-05:00Our company http://ecommercepros.org can<br />help you to improve your website by using most up to date technologies and<br />outstanding design.Ecommerceblogsnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7118563403027467631.post-68052994143933443472012-01-17T10:32:36.206-05:002012-01-17T10:32:36.206-05:00I can inspect the results of Turnitin. For example, an assignment can be marked as suspect because it replicates a significant part of the homework description. Rest assured that I check the results of Turnitin and I also pursued the cases with each student individually. Every single student admitted that they cheated.<br /><br />Also, this were assignments about preparing a report for a new technology and doing an industry analysis. Copy and paste, sorry, it is not an option. Especially from assignments of your classmates.<br /><br />Regarding your final attitude on &quot;resourcefully finding information&quot;: You are wrong. Having to find information for everything is going to put you in the same level as every single other person out there that can also &quot;resourcefully find information&quot;. You need to digest the material and be able to synthesize and create further, if you want to separate yourself from the pack. Copy &amp; paste does not contribute towards understanding the material. Even re-typing is going to be better than copy &amp; paste.Panos Ipeirotishttp://behind-the-enemy-lines.com/noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7118563403027467631.post-68648667724428282892012-01-17T04:19:06.923-05:002012-01-17T04:19:06.923-05:00Do we know that the algorithms for turnitin.com are correct? Because even in a lie detector test, we know that the results are inconclusive. <br /><br />What was your motivation for speaking to the media about this? I hope it doesn&#39;t stem from your own sense of self righteousness. <br /><br />Besides you teach infotech -- you should understand the implications of crowd sourcing, the wikis of the world, and having information at a click of a button. It&#39;s not whether you can recite the material or not, but rather about how quickly and resourcefully you can find the information.Former NYU Studentnoreply@blogger.com