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- Part 1: Thursday June 05, 3:30 MST in room SC 206 B
- Part 2: Friday June 06, 9:00 MST in room SC 206 B
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PowerPoint for The Cheatability Factor
Nobody wants students cheating in their online class. Could you be making it easy for students to cheat? What is your Cheatability factor? Presenters will discuss their rubric for cheatability in an online course. We will look at the main influences on cheating and show you how to determine cheatability in your own course. Participants will weigh in on the relative value of “direct assault” vs. “hearts and minds” pedagogical approaches to prevent cheating.
Objectives
- Identify the cheatability factor and it influences
- Determine the cheatability of an online course
- Understand what changes can reduce cheatability in an online course
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As fine a instructional cowboy as ever roped an online course or saddled a pedagogy.
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3 Responses to “The Cheatability Factor”
[...] How to Cheat Online & The Cheatability Factor at Teaching with Technology Idea Exchange 2008, Orem, Utah [...]
After sitting through your afternoon presentation, I have seen many of the cheating methods you mentioned and didn’t recognize all of them as cheating. Thank you for opening my eyes!
[...] Cheatability Factor at TTIX08 was one of my favorite sessions of the entire [...]
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