Cheating in Digital Age - University and College Experience

@proceedings{19529,
   author = {Lustigová, Zdena and Novotná, Veronika},
   booktitle = {the Future of Education conference (7)},
   keywords = {cheating, digital age},
   language = {eng},
   isbn = {88-6292-868-8},
   title = {Cheating in Digital Age - University and College Experience},
   year = {2017}
}

TY  - CONF
ID  - 19529
AU  - Lustigová, Zdena - Novotná, Veronika
PY  - 2017
TI  - Cheating in Digital Age - University and College Experience
SN  - 8862928688
KW  - cheating, digital age
N2  - Nearly 25 years of IT supported education and learning persuaded many teachers, that nowadays students have many more ways to be academically dishonest than students a generation ago. This paper presents large survey based results (more than 500 respondents), revealing the change in the approach to an academic dishonest by examining cheating behaviour, by collecting opinions, prejudices, evaluation, and also by reflecting perceptions of cheating among students and its frequent criticism. Study proved high level technical skills spread also among students in economy, social science and humanities, and students' wide awareness of the instruments and easy available “almost professional” spy tools, such as high resolution pen scanners, invisible earpieces that can be connected to an MP3 player, or connect student "in need" to an associate (remote helper), and many others. Paper presents comparison of different students groups, public and private schools, and includes sub study focused on cheating among future teachers and during in-service teachers’ training.
ER  - 

LUSTIGOVÁ, Zdena a Veronika NOVOTNÁ. Cheating in Digital Age - University and College Experience. In \textit{the Future of Education conference (7)}. 2017. ISBN~88-6292-868-8.