Higher education

Universities urged to block essay-mill sites in plagiarism crackdown

   Watchdog issues guidance to help institutions address ‘pernicious’
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   In Britain it is left to individual institutions to develop their own
   plagiarism policies. But the QAA said it wanted a consistent approach
   among higher education providers to tackle the problem. It called on
   universities and colleges to record incidents of this and other kinds
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   fix.”

   A Universities UK spokesperson said: “Universities take plagiarism and
   cheating extremely seriously. Submitting work written by someone else
   is cheating and devalues the efforts of students who work hard to
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     * Higher education

     * Plagiarism
     * Jo Johnson
     * news
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more students are cheating
       Poppy Noor
       Of course plagiarism is wrong. But treating students as consumers
       sends them a very clear message: your money is just as important as
       your mind
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Plan to crack down on websites selling essays to students announced
       Universities minister Jo Johnson has asked institutions and student
       bodies for guidance to combat plagiarism via so-called essay mills
       Published: 21 Feb 2017
       Plan to crack down on websites selling essays to students announced
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xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> Universities blame others for plagiarism.
They need to look at themselves
       Frank Furedi
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       of the problem
       Published: 27 Feb 2017
       Published: 27 Feb 2017 Universities blame others for plagiarism.
       They need to look at themselves

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