Plagiarism

[yb1]

Sadly, I've found the professors in the online courses are lazier than average. They don't actually read the posts you post on forums. I've run into a lot of them that don't care. Some of the mentors have sent me the wrong boilerplate comments on my discussion or assignments. So you message the professor in Moodle and cause more work for him, especially if you message him inside Moodle. He might get back at you by grading harshly going forward. Do you know how much more work it will be to bust a student?

(Outside messages to the mentor's non-tesu account aren't logged by the school and don't email from your TESU account either, and that's probably how I'd do it) You don't like this situation? Then pick a different school. But almost every school has a lot of cheating if you look hard enough including the top universities.

I had one distant family member report a serious incident that resulted in a misdemeanor on another family member. The family member that reported to law enforcement is now in exile status from the family. I've seen our local police do things on the clock that they shouldn't be (sleeping). I don't report them either. I don't trust the authorities' ability to anonymize tips. I don't want trouble coming back to my house.

admit nothing, deny everything, make counter accusations.

- It certainly reflects the parting advice of Porter Goss, Bush’s second CIA director, when he stepped down in 2005: “Admit nothing, deny everything and make counter-accusations.”

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[bjcheung77]

I'm sorry I ever posted. Mods can feel free to delete or lock this thread.

You're not doing anything wrong, don't be sorry about this as you just want to "know" how to get things done if you need to report it or not...

I just want to be clear. I did not ask whether I should report it or not. I asked how to report it. And I was very sure about cheating for reasons I posted in another comment.

I fully support this as if no one will "take matters into their hands", sometimes things are not done. It is not wrong to think that someone is cheating or not.
The duty is for the admins or other teachers/leaders in that school to take over ownership of the issue. Your job is done after you report them if you decide to.

[gingerbeefE]

I know a guy that torrented a movie once.... should I call the FBI?

[RANSOMSOUL]

Originally Posted by Flelm
I just want to be clear. I did not ask whether I should report it or not. I asked how to report it. And I was very sure about cheating for reasons I posted in another comment.

Thanks for the clarity on this.

@GingerbeefE - that post cracked me up.