T.H.E. Journal Insider
Critical Insights for K-12 Education Technology Pros
1/25/2011
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Data Security

  • Social Networking: Keeping It Clean

    Introducing online social media into your educational mission brings you right into a hacker’s bull’s-eye. Can you ensure your learning environment stays uninfected?

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E-Learning

  • The Accidental Plagiarists

    Is it possible to commit involuntary plagiarism? Heather Scott would say it is. In fact, she estimates that only half of the plagiarizing she sees in her English classes at Air Academy High School in Colorado Springs, CO is the result of students failing to understand the difference between plagiarizing and paraphrasing or how and when to use quotes or cite credits and resources.

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