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Robinson, Scott – 1996
This case study is an interpretation of the honesty of a student in a high school physics classroom, and is part of a dissertation designed to investigate student roles and goals based on gender, ethics, and learning. In this paper on ethics, the actions of the physics student are examined as issues which link to the student's classroom roles and…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, Ethics, High Schools
Chozos, Polyneikis; Lytras, Miltos; Pouloudi, Nancy – 2002
The application of emerging digital technologies such as e-mail, the World Wide Web and the Internet in the educational setting has received wide acceptance all over the world. Both corporate and academic agendas have recognized the potential advantages of e-learning; however, as a new field, e-learning courses comes with important issues that…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, Computer Assisted Instruction, Distance Education
Rubin, Simon Shimshon – 1983
Although cheating is reportedly endemic in colleges, the honor system is believed to have reduced its incidence. Cheating in a graduate, clinical psychology training program touches serious fundamental issues with academic, ethical, intrapersonal, interpersonal, and professional implications. The responsibility of the teacher is to respond…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, Counselor Training, Discipline
Dirks, Matthew – 1998
This report is a summary of research that was recently conducted with instructors of distance learning programs. Sixty-two professors from 10 categories of courses completed an e-mail survey. The advantages and disadvantages of assessments seemed to revolve around the key issues of time, synthesis or knowledge acquisition, subjective or objective…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, College Faculty, Distance Education
Dirks, Matthew – 1997
Some of the major research in the area of assessment, concentrating on distance learning, is reviewed, and a strategy that can be used as a guideline for assessment of distance learning, and particularly World Wide Web-based courses, is introduced. A review of assessment strategies confirms that a balance between knowledge acquisition and…
Descriptors: Case Studies, Cheating, College Faculty, Distance Education