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Credentials in the cloud: how will MOOCs deal with plagiarism?

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Credentials in the cloud: how will MOOCs deal with plagiarism?
Description Coursera has turned to crowd-sourced marking, and claims students can accurately give feedback to other students. This might be true if the assessment were in a traditional course, but with few consequences what’s to stop students from skewing the system?


SOURCE LINK to the full article: http://theconversation.edu.au/credentials-in-the-cloud-how-will-moocs-deal-with-plagiarism-8581
Tags: Coursera, crowdsourced marking, Crowdsourcing, edX, Massive Open Online Course, MOOC, plagiarism, trip advisor, Udacity
Harshida Patel Posted by Harshida Patel
Sep 10, 2012 02:03 am GMT Viewed 1383 times
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