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Download full textBullard, Lisa G.; Melvin, Adam T. – Advances in Engineering Education, 2011
We have developed an instructional video that uses role-play to illustrate the differences between acceptable behavior and cheating on assignments. Since we began showing it in an introductory chemical engineering course, the average number of confirmed instances of cheating decreased slightly, but the average percentage of students who were…
Descriptors: Role Playing, Video Technology, Expectation, Integrity
