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An ‘arms race’ raging between cheating and detection in the education sector?

An ‘arms race’ raging between cheating and detection in the education sector?

What’s happening now, and what needs to happen next?

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Prevention, not policing: academic integrity at PAEB2020

"Keep the focus on learning, not punishment" advises Dr Mary Davis, Academic Integrity Lead, Business School, Oxford Brookes University, UK ...

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Holiday reading: Our Kindle recommendations

Almost as good as Oprah's book club or the Prime Minister's summer reading list, we're once again bringing you recommendations for holiday reading...

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Is ignorance power? The constant confusion of Homo Deus
Is ignorance power? The constant confusion of Homo Deus

In his equally fascinating and slightly depressing way, Yuval Noah Harari tells a Brief History of Tomorrow in his future-oriented sequel to Sapiens,...

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