Well, well, well. Isn't this interesting? Students must have realized that I was keeping tabs on pirated course material, so they uploaded to DIFFERENT school pages on #CourseHero.
In this case, #YorkU course material is on the #XUniversity page.
Clever little pirates.
In this case, #YorkU course material is on the #XUniversity page.
Clever little pirates.
Both my students and #CourseHero routinely ignore the footnotes in my material which explicitly state that they are not to be distributed outside the course.
This is not an education issue. It's not a comprehension issue.
It's a violation of intellectual property -- theft -- issue.
I've covered my bases. I've told my students not to do this. Many of them do it anyway.
It's a violation of intellectual property -- theft -- issue.
I've covered my bases. I've told my students not to do this. Many of them do it anyway.
We have a duty to educate students about intellectual property. We're teachers.
DRM & IP lockdown = not accessible.
That's not good.
If institutions value EDI then they need to proactively deal with IP violations on Chegg, CH, etc.
DRM & IP lockdown = not accessible.
That's not good.
If institutions value EDI then they need to proactively deal with IP violations on Chegg, CH, etc.
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