Academic cheating, digitally

Posted by on 14 Jul 2008 in Announcements

From Liz Losh, digital rhetorician at Berkeley, a look at the latest ingenious wave of student cheating, using YouTube to spread the word:

I'm interested in how YouTube videos combine cheating advice with a DIY aesthetic in videos like the one above, which also contains advice about using the software program Photoshop.

Read Losh's blog at http://virtualpolitik.blogspot.com/2008/07/cheaters-never-prosper.html

This entry was posted by Elizabeth and filed under Announcements.

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In the fall of 2006 we set out to develop a network of people from the Faculty of Humanities who are using or are interested in using CMC (Computer Mediated Communication). At the moment, we are about a dozen people representing six departments and the HCMC sharing experience and research on creating new learning environments and communities.

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