Plagiarism-Proofing Blackboard Tools
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The document discusses strategies for reducing plagiarism and increasing versatility in Blackboard assignments. It describes Blackboard tools like SafeAssign for checking plagiarism and Post-First discussions that require original responses. The document also discusses pedagogical approaches like in-class writing assignments, open-ended questions, choice options for assignments, and phased assignments to encourage original student work. The presentation provides an overview of plagiarism issues and strategies for making assignments more versatile using Blackboard tools and teaching methods.
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- 1. Plagiarism-Proofing and Versatility in Assignments in Blackboard Lance Eaton North Shore Community College leaton@northshore.edu @leaton01 Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 2. Outline Plagiarism & Versatility Blackboard Tools Post-First Discussion Feature SafeAssign Pedagocial Approaches In class Writing Assignments Strange Questions Choice Options Phased Assignments Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 3. Plagiarism & Versatility Plagiarism What Is It? Are you doing it? Serious & not-so serious issues. Versatility More than 1 path to an objective Less plagiarism. More opportunities. Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 4. Blackboard Tools Post-First Discussion Pay to Play Easier to see original writing. Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 5. Blackboard Tools: SafeAssign Assignments Other artefacts Useful but not perfect Expect unoriginality Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 9. What other Blackboard tools do you find useful in curtailing plagiarism?
- 10. Pedagogical Approaches: In-class Writing Assignments 5 minutes Open-ended Feedback loop Familiarity with writing Transition space Priming tool Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 11. Pedagogical Approaches: Strange Questions & Challenges Make them do something with the content. Allow them to create the path with guiding questions from you. Push them to generate questions. Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 12. You are world renown anthropologist, Gabriella Matachia. You have beeen given an enormous grant to study popular culture and fandom culture in depth. Unfortunately, you spent all of you money on buying up special coins to complete your coin collection. Now you only have a week and must prepare introductory remarks to the Antiquarian Society about contemporary American fan culture. You've found two articles to read (your self-selected articles this week) and some other materials, but you really feel you should focus on something you have directly examined. For this report, you should (if possible) witness a fandom and report on what you have found. You can do this in several ways: Attend a fan-based event (go to a sports games, go to a bar on a night of a major game, go to a convention, visit a comic book store, observe teens at the mall, etc) Visit a portal online that is focused on a particular fandom and examine the interactions and ways people present their identity in that arena (Portals in this sense mean: websites, discussions, spaces in virtual environments such as Second Life, gaming environments, etc). Watch videos of conventions, sporting events, or other fan-based culture that have been captured and posted on places like Youtube. In your report explain a bit about what fandom you explored, where you explored it, and how the readings you did relate or help you make sense of what you witnessed. Remember as an anthropologist, you are studying meaning and connection. You want to examine how and why people make these connections with their popular culture but avoid negatively judging the participants. Replies: Though you can provide substantial replies in whatever format you choose, I would encourage the following approach: · Reply as something that is a fandom that the original post describes and further elaborate or repectfully challenge the assumes and representations made. · Reply as someone in the Antiquarian Society who would like clarification or ask additional meaningful questions (based upon the articles that you read). · Reply as Gabriella Matachi 's with some last minute additional commentary that she forgot to bring to the meeting.
- 13. Pedagogical Approaches: Choice Options Choice of Readings Choice of Assignments Choice of Attendance Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 14. Pedagogical Approaches: Choice Options Research Assignment Article Analysis Context Research Essay Author Research Presentation Author Research Essay Story Research Presentation Story Research Writing Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 15. Pedagogical Approaches: Phased Assignments Small-Step/Big Step Chunks Revising Bigger Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m
- 16. What strategies do you use to reduce plagiarism?
- 17. Plagiarism-Proofing and Versatility in Assignments in Blackboard Lance Eaton North Shore Community College leaton@northshore.edu @leaton01 Presentation Link: https://goo.gl/Zr7o1m Thank you!