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The article mentions the blurred line between collaborating and cheating. Seems like this is the former since it requires analysis rather than just comparing m
by pdenya 14y ago
The article mentions the blurred line between collaborating and cheating. Seems like this is the former since it requires analysis rather than just comparing matching answers.
- draggnar 14y agoBut the point is... does the line even exist? Why should a line that does not produce optimal results exist? Wouldn't you be able to come up with a better articulated answer to a question if you see the responses of all your peers first? The problem is well then we can't grade you because we can't separate you from your peers. But then why go to school in the first place? To get affirmation or to learn?