Sur le blog de Michel Abhervé pour Alternatives économiques. Le Gouvernement vient de réussir à vider de sa substance une proposition de loi visant à protéger le citoyen de la prospection téléphonique abusive, montrant sur ce sujet une grande continuité avec son prédécesseur, dans la défense inconditionnelle de Bloctel dont l'inefficacité est pourtant reconnue assez unanimement. Plus...
The villain cheating students and faculty
There is a pervasive villain that strikes at the very heart of higher education. Its wound is painless yet powerful; victims don’t even know their academic life has been crippled until it’s too late. More...
Minister denounces university entrance fraud
Maria do Rosário Bragança Sambo, Angola's higher education and science minister, has denounced officials’ fraudulent malpractice in student university entrance processes. More...
To tackle student cheating, we need to reimagine university assessment
Ghost-writing academic work is nothing new but until relatively recently it was out of reach of most students. Now essay mills have started rolling on an industrial scale. More...
Graduation selfies could lead to degree fraud, say experts
Anti-fraud agency Hedd warns graduates not to post pictures of certificates on social media. More...
To tackle student cheating, we need to reimagine university assessment
Essay mills are becoming increasingly normalised. The only way to beat them is to design assessments they can’t reproduce. More...
60 universities in alleged fake degree scandal – Police
Cybercrime sleuths have unearthed startling facts in the case of the Pakistani national who was recently arrested for illegally obtaining an Indian passport and staying in Hyderabad in India, saying that according to a diary in his possession, 60 universities in India are allegedly implicated in a fake certificates scandal, writes U Sudhakar Reddy for The Times of India. More...CyberBullying
CyberBullying
The creator of bullying.org, a website devoted to the issue of bullies in schools, has launched a new site devoted to the online variety of bullying. More...
ED dismantles team focused on fraud at for-profit colleges
The Education Department has in recent months largely dismantled a team charged with investigating abuses by for-profit colleges, The New York Times reported Sunday. More...
Cheating Scandal at Texas Christian
By Scott Jaschik. A dozen students at Texas Christian University have been suspended over cheating allegations, CBS News reported. The students have hired a lawyer, who maintains that they are being treated unfairly. More...