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What is your justification? Anything that can be found on Google isn't worth learning? Just to take a trivial example: take a look at Project Euler. There's
by michael_dorfman 16y ago
What is your justification? Anything that can be found on Google isn't worth learning?
Just to take a trivial example: take a look at Project Euler. There's no question in my mind that working through those exercises is a valuable learning experience, and (in the context of a programming course) would be worth grading someone on-- even though the answers are readily available to anyone who searches for them.
- wwortiz 16y ago>What is your justification? Anything that can be found on Google isn't worth learning? How in the world you got that out of my comment is beyond me. People cheat with resources available it is a sad fact but it is true. You are being unfair if you decide to punish honest students by grading on something that is easily available (I've seen homework grades as 30% off class grades before).