As classrooms continue to become more high-tech – students continue to find more high-tech ways to cheat.
From texting to YouTube, gadgets like tablets and smart phones are providing students with more ways to pass without putting in the work.
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Educators have had to adapt to the tech savvy cheaters by banning gadgets like cell phones – but some feel that’s not the answer.
Instead, some school boards are using technology to fight technology.
The Calgary Board of Education is experimenting with a new computer program that can detect plagiarism in essays. It’s not meant to punish but show students how to use technology responsibly.
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