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Academic Integrity in the Digital Age: Ethical Use of ARS
1.5-3hrs
beginner levelA new kind of internet marketplace of ideas for education has emerged in the last ten years. Nowadays, postsecondary students can interact with countless classmates worldwide, studying related subjects through online platforms. This course addresses ARS (Academic Resource Sharing) platforms in digital learning, including challenges experienced, ethical problems and recommended practices for responsible utilization.
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Academic Integrity in the Digital Age: Ethical Use of ARS
This free online course teaches ways to use Academic Resource Sharing platforms efficiently and conscientiously.
A new kind of internet marketplace of ideas for education has emerged in the last ten years. Nowadays, postsecondary students can interact with countless classmates worldwide, studying related subjects through online platforms. This course addresses ARS (Academic Resource Sharing) platforms in digital learning, including challenges experienced, ethical problems and recommended practices for responsible utilization.
Course description
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Module 15 Lessons
Ethical Use of Academic Resource Sharing Platforms
This module investigates the academic resource-sharing (ARS) sites, such as Quizlet, Course Hero and Chegg, and the best practices for using them constructively and ethically.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Topic 1 : Understanding ARS Platforms in Digital Learning
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3.Topic 2 : Ethical Challenges in ARS Engagement
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4.Topic 3 : Promoting Ethical and Responsible Use
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5.Lesson Summary
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Module 21 Lessons
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