We invite instructors from across campus to this roundtable discussion focused on technology-based approaches to academic dis/honesty. Dartmouth’s recent revision of the Academic Honor Policy empowers faculty to decide how, for their courses, they plan to manage and administer assessments. Some tools available include technology (such as TurnitIn) to screen student writing for plagiarism. Do such technologies have a place here at Dartmouth? This session is meant as an open discussion, and a space to explore and articulate faculty needs around assessment at Dartmouth. Technology is a topic, but will only enter into the discussion at the conceptual level. Look for future sessions to examine the technical operation, affordances, and challenges associated with these technologies.

Lunch will be provided.

Please register: https://libcal.dartmouth.edu/event/12570572

When

6/3/2024

12 pm - 1 pm

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Location

DCAL (Baker 102)

Sponsored by

Dartmouth Center for the Advancement of Learning (DCAL)

Audience

Faculty, Postdoc, Students-Graduate

Registration

Registration required

Plagiarism Detection Technology and Academic Honesty