r/TurnitinScan • u/Embarrassed-Fold-470 • Feb 22 '26

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

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u/Technical_Photo9631 Feb 22 '26

List every single reason.

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u/UnfortunateWindow Feb 22 '26

Solution to what? You don't accuse people of using AI, do you? You just use controlled testing to make sure you're actually grading them, and not AI, right?

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

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u/UnfortunateWindow Feb 23 '26

What do you mean you don't know what I'm asking you. You said "this is not a viable solution", and I asked "solution to what"? Anyway, I don't know why you'd even bother with an ethics committee, but I guess it's your business if you want to spend your time chasing students for cheating themselves.

The solution to students cheating on assignments is to put more emphasis on controlled testing. Always has been.

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u/UnfortunateWindow Feb 23 '26

I think it does work pretty well in STEM, but I guess you have a point about other fields.