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Awkward Silences#178 - How to Measure What Matters with Lyndsi Lee of TurnitinBen talks with Lyndsi Lee, UX Manager at Turnitin, about moving beyond traditional metrics like NPS and CSAT to measure user experiences more effectively. The conversation centers on outcome-based assessment, a framework that breaks user experiences into atomic outcomes. Rather than asking broad satisfaction questions, this approach focuses on specific user goals like "users can complete repetitive tasks without friction." Lyndsi explains how teams can identify these outcomes through existing research and customer feedback, then prioritize them using methods like card sorting with actual users. The framework helps product teams move away from vague directives an...
2025-12-0947 min
The Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CXBuilding a cohesive brand while personalizing every message with Emily Ward, TurnitinWith AI as an accelerant, marketing is evolving at a breakneck pace, and brands are being challenged to maintain authenticity while scaling globally. How do you build a cohesive, authentic brand identity across diverse markets, cultures, and digital platforms—all while leveraging AI-driven personalization?
Joining me today is Emily Ward, VP of Global Marketing at Turnitin, a leading edtech brand focused on academic integrity and student success. Emily has spent more than 15 years in the education space, shaping marketing strategies for institutions under the Laureate Education network, leading global marketing at Anthology (formerly Blackboard), and now ov...
2025-05-2624 minThe Agile Brand with Greg Kihlström®: Expert Mode Marketing Technology, AI, & CXBuilding a cohesive brand while personalizing every message with Emily Ward, TurnitinWith AI as an accelerant, marketing is evolving at a breakneck pace, and brands are being challenged to maintain authenticity while scaling globally. How do you build a cohesive, authentic brand identity across diverse markets, cultures, and digital platforms—all while leveraging AI-driven personalization?
Joining me today is Emily Ward, VP of Global Marketing at Turnitin, a leading edtech brand focused on academic integrity and student success. Emily has spent more than 15 years in the education space, shaping marketing strategies for institutions under the Laureate Education network, leading global marketing at Anthology (formerly Blackboard), and now ov...
2025-05-2624 min
ChatEDU – The AI & Education PodcastTurnitin's Big 180 – From AI Detector to AI Platform | Ep. 49Overview:In this episode of ChatEDU (Turnitin's Big 180 – From AI Detector to AI Platform), Matt and Liz explore Turnitin’s surprising shift from an AI detection tool to an AI-assisted writing platform and what this means for educators and students.In the News:- The Humanities Strike Back: Notebook LM’s editorial director makes the case for why humanities degrees are more relevant than ever in the AI era.- AI Writing Takes Over: A new study...
2025-03-1439 min
AI and the Future of Work: Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace, Business, Ethics, HR, and IT for AI Enthusiasts, Leaders and Academics303: Chris Caren, CEO @ Turnitin, on using AI to prevent students from cheating plus lessons for leaders on innovation and team cultureChris Caren, CEO of Turnitin since 2009, has played a pivotal role in transforming the company from a plagiarism prevention tool to a comprehensive education technology platform that promotes academic integrity, streamlines grading, and enhances educational outcomes. Under his leadership, Turnitin was acquired by Advanced Publications in 2019 for $1.75 billion. Prior to Turnitin, Chris was General Manager of Business Solutions at Microsoft. He holds an MBA with distinction from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management and a BS in Engineering from Stanford and regularly contributes to CNBC and other media outlets. In this conversation, we discuss:How a c...
2024-09-2340 min
Machine Learning Tech Brief By HackerNoonHow to Bypass Turnitin AI Detection: 10 Tips for Undetectable Writing
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2024-05-2508 min
The Peerbound PodcastEmily Ward (VP of Global Marketing at Turnitin) on Evolutions in EdTech and Performance MarketingIn this episode, we hear from Emily Ward, the Vice President of Global Marketing at Turnitin. Emily shares her unexpected journey from aspiring ballerina to marketing leader, emphasizing the role of adaptability, understanding user needs, and data-driven decision-making in her career. Highlighting her initial pivot from ballet to marketing due to pragmatic advice, Emily discusses her educational path, her first marketing job against the backdrop of economic uncertainty, and her navigation through different sectors, eventually finding a passion for edtech. Notably, Emily focuses on the importance of combining performance marketing with brand-building, the impactful lessons from customer feedback, and...
2024-04-2324 min
The Matrix AI Talk Radio from inteligenesis.comTurnitin Reduces Staff Amid AI Efficiency Predictions by CEOEarlier this year, Turnitin, the stalwart of academic integrity, faced a poignant shift in its workforce dynamics. The CEO, amidst a landscape brimming with technological advancements, forecasted a robust future where artificial intelligence (AI) holds the reigns. Ripples of this AI-led transformation culminated in laid-off staff, sending a stark message across the industry.
AI's relentless march is reshaping the horizon for many sectors, & Turnitin is no stranger to its impact. What makes this particularly note-worthy is the CEO's candidness about the company's direction. His forecast not merely hinted at AI's prospective role but laid...
2024-03-0702 min
THRIVEinEDU by Dr. Rachelle Dené Poth @Rdene915ThriveinEDU Chat with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at TurnitinThis episode is sponsored by Turnitin.
I had such a great conversation with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at Turnitin. Hope you will enjoy this episode!
About Annie:
Annie Chechitelli has spent the past two decades innovating with educators to expand access to education, meet the quickly changing needs of learners, and empower students to do their best, original work. As the Chief Product Officer at Turnitin, Annie oversees the Turnitin suite of applications which includes academic integrity, grading and feedback, and assessment capabilities.
Prior to joining Turnitin, Annie spent over five years at Amazon where she led Kindle Content for S...
2024-01-1643 min
THRIVEinEDU by Rachelle Dene PothThriveinEDU Chat with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at TurnitinThis episode is sponsored by Turnitin. I had such a great conversation with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at Turnitin. Hope you will enjoy this episode! About Annie: Annie Chechitelli has spent the past two decades innovating with educators to expand access to education, meet the quickly changing needs of learners, and empower students to do their best, original work. As the Chief Product Officer at Turnitin, Annie oversees the Turnitin suite of applications which includes academic integrity, grading and feedback, and assessment capabilities. Prior to joining Turnitin, Annie spent over five years at Amazon where she led Kindle Content for S...
2024-01-1643 min
The EdUp Experience738: Redefining Assessment in an AI Age - with Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at TurnitinIt’s YOUR time to #EdUp
In this episode,
YOUR guest is Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer at Turnitin
YOUR host is Dr. Joe Sallustio
YOUR sponsors are The Middle States Commission on Higher Education (MSCHE) & InsightsEDU
Why & how should higher education redefine assessment in an AI age?
How has Turnitin evolved from its inception to the fast changing technology environment we all find ourselves in today?
What does Annie see as the future of higher education?
Listen in to #EdUp!
Thank YOU...
2023-11-0745 min
EduTechGuysTurnitin.com - Christine Callas, Manager, K12 Small Accounts, Secondary EducationOn this episode, the guys talk with Christine Callas, Manager, K12 Small Accounts, Secondary Education of Turnitin.com. We discuss Turnitin's latest launch, the AI writing detection feature. Christine Calls shared how the tool is embedded into Turnitin's existing workflow, and share how the company is helping educators get comfortable with AI writing, helping them to determine how to use it in the classroom and providing them with a variety of resources to help them navigate this emerging technology.
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2023-08-1422 min
Integrity Matters by TurnitinEp 67 - University of South Australia’s perspective on AI and rethinking assessmentIn this video we chat with Dr Sheridan Gentili from University of South Australia (UniSA), who in her role leading the Teaching Innovation Unit, sheds light on how the institution is approaching AI technology in their current teaching and learning practices and what’s influencing the development of their long-term strategy for AI use.
Lamenting how ‘fear of the unknown’, amplified by the media, has undermined a more measured response to AI and specifically, ChatGPT, Sheridan confirms UniSA’s position of not issuing any blanket ban on AI tools. Rather, incorporating the technology as part of their responsibility to help students...
2023-06-0815 min
THE Journal Insider: K-12 Ed Tech Trends & Hot TopicsThe Sky Is Not Falling: Turnitin Urges Educators to ‘Meet the Moment’ of ChatGPTIn this episode of THE Journal Insider podcast, host and THEJournal.com editor Kristal Kuykendall welcomes two former teachers who have been working on AI writing tools at Turnitin, a plagiarism-detection software used by thousands of K–12 schools and institutions of higher education. Turnitin is expected to launch a new AI writing detector and additional related features for educators in the next few weeks. David Adamson, principal machine learning scientist at Turnitin, and Patti West-Smith, senior director of customer engagement, have been working on Turnitin’s AI writing detection feature and related new tools to help...
2023-03-2829 min
Cocriando na Podosfera#Ep.08/2023 - Similaridade ou plágio? Uso do Turnitin para integridade acadêmica na USPVocê já ouviu falar ou conhece o software Turnitin? Esse poderosa ferramenta também foi tema da VII Semana de Metodologia & Produção Científica (SMPC 2022), evento realizado na modalidade live streaming. Nossa convidada é Ligiana Clemente do Carmo Damiano, bibliotecária da Universidade de São Paulo (USP), que ministrou a palestra intitulada 'Similaridade ou plágio? Uso do Turnitin para integridade acadêmica na USP', com mediação da bibliotecária Francisca Clotilde de Andrade Maia, mestranda no Programa de Pós-Graduação em Ciência da Informação da Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC). -- Para saber mais sobre a concepçã...
2023-02-1757 min
Integrity Matters by TurnitinEp 58 - Engaging technology to support effective feedback for learnersAnnie Chechitelli | Chief Product Officer, Turnitin
In this video, we chat with Annie Chechitelli, Turnitin’s Chief Product Officer, who looks at engaging technology to support effective feedback for learners, and how it can enhance teaching and learning practices.
Compelled to understand the evolving problems faced by customers in order to truly address their needs in products, Annie notes a care factor unique to education which makes design and implementation of education-based technology so challenging, yet rewarding when done right.
Annie explains the rationale behind Turnitin products that seek to strengthen the relationship between educator and student, and the potential fo...
2022-09-0726 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 55 - Rubric design to support effective feedback for learnersMark Ricksen | Principal Product Manager, Assessment Services, Turnitin
In this video, we chat with Mark Ricksen, Turnitin’s Principal Product Manager, Assessment Services, about rubric design to support effective feedback for learners and the role technology could play in advancing the application of rubrics at institutions.
Exploring different feedback methodologies, Mark considers how educators can use grading and feedback purposefully in order to provide greater clarity to students and address learner needs.
Mark unpacks elements of rubric design that influence learning outcomes, and observing shortcomings in rubric use, he explores the potential of technology to develop banks of rubric criteria to...
2022-07-2717 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 51 - Inclusive assessments and strategies for making assessment work for learningProfessor Roseanna Bourke, Director of Educational Psychology programme, Institute of Education | Massey University
In this video, we chat with Professor Roseanna Bourke from Massey University about inclusive assessments, and strategies for expanding linear views of learning to support assessment for learning.
Fascinated by how students perceive learning and committed to dismantling learning barriers, Roseanna shares her research background and conclusion that learning challenges largely stem from a misalignment of expectations between students and educators.
Deploying the concept of a ‘Chameleon learner’ to denote how students become different learners according to their context, she advocates for inclusive assessment to create learner belo...
2022-06-0134 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 50 - The impact of artificial intelligence on teaching, learning and assessment practicesEric Wang, Senior Director, Turnitin AI | Turnitin
In this video, we chat with Eric Wang, Senior Director, Turnitin AI, about the power and potential of artificial intelligence in facilitating teaching, learning and assessment practices.
Eric shares how the appetite for AI-based technologies has grown as institutions expand digital infrastructure and embrace online and hybrid learning settings, offering efficiency at unprecedented scale and scope to rethink assessment.
Cognisant of the risks of bias and inequity in an ungoverned AI landscape, Eric delves into the thought process and safeguards within the development of Turnitin’s integrity and assessment solutions, demonstrating how AI te...
2022-05-1824 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 49 - Going beyond grades: evaluative thinking in formative assessment (Part 1)Dr Lis Conde, Learning Designer | Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Lis Conde from the Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership draws on her experience as a learning designer and research background in pedagogical beliefs, to explore how educators can develop professionally and meaningfully improve student learning outcomes.
Lis advocates for evaluative thinking to build competencies for educator self assessment that informs student assessment, and identifies the cues in the teaching and learning environment that educators should consider in the design of assessment.
Covering problem-based and project-based learning, she also advocates for a curriculum...
2022-05-0423 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 49 - Going beyond grades: evaluative thinking in formative assessment (Part 2)Dr Lis Conde, Learning Designer | Victorian Academy of Teaching and Leadership
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Lis Conde continues the discussion on moving beyond assigned grades in favour of evaluative thinking in formative assessment and focuses on practice-based interventions educators can take.
Lis looks at opportunities for formative learning to create confidence, curiosity and ownership in the learner, and recommends assessment that anchors students to their aspirations so they can start to embody the characteristics and responsibilities of their future roles, incorporating language, mindsets and technical skills.
Toward measuring success of practice-based interventions, Lis outlines the importance of evidence...
2022-05-0420 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 48 - The future of student assessments and the role of technologyTony Maguire | Regional Director, D2L Australia
In this video, Tony Maguire, Regional Director of D2L Australia, explores the future of assessment in higher education as it relates to authentic learning and student work preparedness, leveraging real-world examples and case studies.
Tony addresses limitations in assessment strategies he believes are ripe for change, and shares how technology can actively support learners and facilitate learning outcomes.
He looks at the intrinsic value of humanised assessment, inclusivity, and the challenges of applying personalisation in education at scale. Tony also calls for greater co-design between academics and industry that maps graduate attributes...
2022-04-2032 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 47 - Towards better practices in research and research integrity (Part 2)Dr Matthew Salter | Founder & CEO, Akabana Consulting
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Matthew Salter, CEO and Founder of Akabana Consulting, continues the discussion on how research standards and research integrity practices can be upheld in a changing landscape.
Matthew tackles the serious, growing issue of image manipulation in which researchers give a false impression of research data, and emphasises the need for greater awareness and transparency during the research-writing process before submission to journals, offering tactics to accomplish this.
Expanding on the importance of technology in aiding the research effort, Matthew credits research integrity software and tools as “a po...
2022-04-0617 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 47 - Towards better practices in research and research integrity (Part 1)Dr Matthew Salter | Founder & CEO, Akabana Consulting
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Matthew Salter, CEO and Founder of Akabana Consulting, draws on his extensive experience across publishing, academia, and industry, to explore how research standards and research integrity practices can be upheld in a changing landscape.
Matthew sheds light on various threats to research integrity that undermine research rigour, the scientific record and public trust, including the growing problem of predatory and cloned journals.
Identifying the scale of authorship and plagiarism breaches against a backdrop of the long-standing ‘publish or perish’ mentality, Matthew shares recommendations on how the academic comm...
2022-04-0618 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 46 - Unpacking Research Integrity and Commercialisation of Research in PakistanIn this video, we chat with Kholah Yaruq Malik and Dr Sarina Shirazi from The Millenium Universal College (TMUC) in Pakistan. They discuss their institution’s efforts to uphold academic rigour and integrity in the practice of research and its commercialisation, and equip students with the skills to successfully enter the marketplace and execute on their ideas.
With programs underpinned by strong values of entrepreneurship, Kholah and Sarina outline how the TMUC curriculum supports an end-to-end process through the mantra of “discuss it, assess it, protect it, and license it”.
Khola and Sarina also identify a key challenge for universities in ove...
2022-03-2233 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 45 - Research integrity, impact factors and commercialisation of researchIn this video, we chat with Daniel Barr and Dr David Blades from the RMIT University research integrity network, who share their experience and insights in promoting research integrity within their institution and as representatives in research advisory groups. They explore disruption in the research space and canvass developments in responsible research practices across the Asia Pacific and globally.
Considering how research integrity might facilitate better researcher connections and collaborations by leveraging trust and efficiencies, they advocate for the use of principle-based guidelines and planning tools as a way to unite research efforts and mitigate risk inherent in multi-authored work...
2022-03-0826 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 44 - Exploring the pandemic’s impact on research integrity practices and commercialisationIn this video, we chat with Dr Esther Gan, a Scientist at Nuevocor in Singapore, who shares her insights and experience in conducting medical research for a biopharmaceutical startup, and how the COVID-19 pandemic has been a catalyst for change in certain areas of research practice.
Noting the key driver of research integrity as the principle to do no harm and to positively impact society, she explains how research commercialisation helps ensure science is accessible and that the benefits aren’t obscured.
Shedding light on the research commercialisation ecosystem, Esther uses vaccine development as a timely analogy for the mutual de...
2022-02-2226 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 43 - The future of research. Exploring research integrity and the commercialisation of researchIn this video, Turnitin’s Gretchen Hanson draws on her background in curating research and supporting researchers in the publication process, to explore the future of research as it relates to growing commercialisation and the role of research integrity.
Commenting on the hunger to produce research that raises institutional profile and research impact, Gretchen identifies technology as a major enabler of the quality and speed of future research efforts. She considers the potential of technology to mitigate risks through methods of oversight and offer greater transparency in the research community.
Gretchen also addresses the rise of predatory and cloned journals er...
2022-02-0824 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 42 - Embedding technological innovation in India’s higher education system (Part 1)Dr Sandeep Shastri, Vice Chancellor | Jagran Lakecity University, India
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Sandeep Shastri from Jagran Lakecity University, discusses his institution’s approach to technological innovation and lessons from their digital transformation of teaching and learning.
Viewing strategic use of human-centred technology as integral to realising education’s full potential in both online and blended learning environments, Dr Sandeep advocates for access, training, and dialogue for educators that addresses digital sensitivities and limitations.
He also considers the power of online methods to empower student learning, highlighting room for greater interactivity and engagement once educators better embrace online tool...
2021-12-1420 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 42 - Embedding technological innovation in India’s higher education system (Part 2)Dr Sandeep Shastri, Vice Chancellor | Jagran Lakecity University, India
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Sandeep Shastri from Jagran Lakecity University continues the discussion on technological innovation by exploring the role of technology providers and AI.
Dr Sandeep calls for more collaboration with faculty during design and adoption of education technology and for tech providers to recognise educators as partners in the process, towards better alignment of technology and pedagogy. Furthermore, it would facilitate the crucial human inputs AI needs to succeed.
He also explores the role of technology in assessment, praising its ability to support continuous assessment and formative...
2021-12-1423 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 41 - (Part 1) Collaborative learning and the changing landscape of learning and teachingDr Preman Rajalingam, Director, Centre for Teaching, Learning and Pedagogy | Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Preman Rajalingam from Nanyang Technological University, discusses his current role and background in supporting faculty development in teaching and learning practices and incorporating student feedback on teaching, to strengthen curriculum.
Preman shares his experience leading the Centre for Teaching, Learning & Pedagogy during the pivot to remote learning delivery, and explores the collaborative, team-based learning deployed at NTU as a form of the flipped classroom, to yield quality feedback and support formative assessment.
He also imparts his advice for integrating pedagogy...
2021-11-3016 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 41 - (Part 2) Collaborative learning and the changing landscape of learning and teachingDr Preman Rajalingam, Director, Centre for Teaching, Learning and Pedagogy | Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Preman Rajalingam continues the discussion on teaching and learning practices and the importance of feedback in shaping curriculum and delivering an authentic assessment experience, at Nanyang Technological University (NTU).
Preman explores the inadequacies of traditional low-level and recall type assessments for the online setting. He makes the case that many of the concerns around online assessment reliability, it’s validity, and the prevalence of students cheating, will diminish upon the design and implementation of more authentic, higher-order assessment.
He also lo...
2021-11-3016 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 40 - Research integrity and the impact of cloned and predatory journals on academic integrityDr Sumit Narula, Deputy Dean, Research (Publications & Citations) | Amity University, Gwalior
In this video, Dr Sumit Narula explores his role in championing research integrity and educating researchers on the harm of cloned and predatory journals that undermine academia and research ethics.
In teaching students about the consequences of research malpractice and fraudulent publishing, Sumit describes the need for early intervention to catch errors as they happen and form good research habits.
Shedding an important light on the phenomena of predatory and cloned journals prevalent in India and South-East Asia, Sumit likens cloned journals to a form of ‘cyber phishing of ac...
2021-11-1623 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 39 - The psychology of cheating, detection and investigation of academic misconductIn this video, Dr Guy Curtis draws on his 15+ years of academic integrity research experience to explore the psychology behind academic cheating and strategies for detection and investigation of cheating in higher education.
Guy addresses what factors might predispose students to engage in cheating behaviours alongside environmental conditions that increase student susceptibility to cheating, and shares prevailing trends from recent and ongoing research in light of the Covid-19 pandemic and remote learning.
Asserting that good assessment design to improve learning overlaps with assessment design to combat cheating, Guy looks at ways for institutions to mitigate the risk of academic misconduct.
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2021-11-0234 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 38 - The academic integrity & assessment landscape in Japan, and where to next, post-CovidIn this video, Professor Tosh Yamamoto discusses his role at Kansai University, and his mission to instil a passion for lifelong learning in students beyond graduation.
Examining Japanese perspectives on academic integrity, Professor Yamamoto draws on Japan’s traditional educational paradigm, while supporting academic integrity’s universal relevance.
He explores the ‘promise and proof’ of original thinking and how it can be applied through authentic assessment, and advocates for a deeper digital transformation in Japan towards new best practices that reach every corner of an institution.
What should Japanese institutions consider in strengthening learning outcomes in a post-Covid world? Watch the vide...
2021-10-1917 min
The Revenue Insights PodcastProgression in a Sales Ops Role with Susan Metz, Senior Manager, Sales Operations at TurnitinIn this episode of Sales Ops Demystified, Tom Hunt is joined by Susan Metz, Senior Manager, Sales Operations at Turnitin. They discuss why a salesperson might transition into a sales ops role, the lessons she learned during her career in sales ops, and the challenges in merging multiple instances of several tools.
2021-10-1419 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 37 - Investigating contract cheating cases and harnessing academic integrity interventionsIn this video, A/Prof. Ann Rogerson shares her journey in the academic integrity space, leading to her key research focus - investigating academic misconduct, and more specifically, identifying patterns of behaviour and detection in contract cheating.
Ann explores the prevailing trends of student cheating prior to and during the pandemic, where collusion - people working together to try and circumvent academic practice - has become a dominant form.
Towards gathering evidence for academic misconduct investigation, Ann shares her advice and resources for educators, and from an educative approach, asserts the need for clearer instruction to help students hone their...
2021-10-0523 min
Mark: My WordsIntegrity: Reflections from TurnitinIn the final episode of the Integrity miniseries, I talk to employees of Turnitin about their experiences and knowledge of how this value affects wider society. Thank you to Jason, Katya and Silvana for joining me!
2021-09-2754 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 36 - Live Q&A with Phillip Dawson on tackling e-cheating & assessment securityBased on the four-part series of our Integrity Matters vidcast Tackling e-cheating & assessment security with Phillip Dawson, we bring you the on-demand recording of the live Q&A held on 21 September, in partnership with The Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE).
Among Australia’s leading authorities on e-cheating and assessment security, Professor Phillip Dawson from Deakin University answered our audience’s burning questions on the topic, supported by insights from his latest book ‘Defending Assessment Security in a Digital World’.
The popularity of the session and sheer volume of questions posed to Phill, highlights uncertainty amongst higher educatio...
2021-09-231h 27
The Caribbean Data Science PodcastCDSP 15: (Turnitin) Senior ML Engineer - Marcelle BonterreIn todays episode we speak with Marcelle Bonterre. He is a Senior Machine Learning Engineer focusing on Natural Language Processing at Turnitin. Before Turnitin, he was either the first or an early engineer at several startups, whose businesses ranged from smartwatches to FinTech. He holds a Bachelors in Computer Science from Wright State University. Marcelle spends part of his spare time mentoring new engineers through affiliations with various organizations, and spinning through his rolodex of hobbies including mountain biking, rock climbing, tinkering with electronics, roasting coffee, falling down wikipedia language-origin rabbit-holes, or indulging his passion for autodidactic study...
2021-09-181h 40Integrity Matters by TurnitinEp 35 -Surveillance & weaponisation of integrity(part 4)of tackling e-cheating & assessment securityWelcome to a special four part series of our Integrity Matters vidcast on Tackling e-cheating and Assessment Security with Professor Phillip Dawson, in collaboration with The Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE).
In this final instalment, Phill takes a holistic look at the assessment security endeavour and considers how our expectations of academic integrity may evolve both within and beyond an institution. With technology and surveillance moving faster than educational discourse, he advocates for checks and balances to avoid a weaponisation of academic integrity that inflicts harm.
How do we balance assessment security as the more adversarial...
2021-09-0821 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 34 -AI in the assessment security space (part 3)of tackling e-cheating & assessment securityWelcome to a special four- part series of our Integrity Matters vidcast on Tackling e-cheating and Assessment Security with Professor Phillip Dawson, in collaboration with The Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE).
In this third instalment, Phill explores the prevalence and potential of artificial intelligence in the delivery of assessment security and student-accessible technology. He observes how AI is providing both a means to cheat and the mechanism for detection, and contends that boundaries must be drawn around where AI efficiency stops and AI cheating begins.
How can institutions keep pace with assessment security, and should we...
2021-08-2518 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 33 - Mechanisms for assessment security (part 2) of tackling e-cheating & assessment securityWelcome to a special four part series of our Integrity Matters vidcast on Tackling e-cheating and Assessment Security with Professor Phillip Dawson, in collaboration with The Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE).
In this second instalment, Phill delves into assessment security - measures that education professionals take to detect cheating, evidence attempts to cheat and make cheating harder - and how it corresponds to the positive, values-based academic integrity mission in a remote, digital learning environment.
With challenges and trade-offs to robust assessment security, what do educators need to consider when securing their assessments, and can we...
2021-08-1119 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 32 - Uncovering e-cheating (part 1) of tackling e-cheating & assessment securityWelcome to a special four-part series of our Integrity Matters vidcast on Tackling e-cheating and Assessment Security with Professor Phillip Dawson, in collaboration with The Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE).
In this first instalment, Phill discusses the e-cheating phenomenon, charting the magnitude of the problem across specialist cheating software and hardware and its links to commercial cheating via ‘essay mills’.
Phill explores how we might limit both the means and temptation to cheat through early intervention in the e-cheating lifecycle, and addresses the pivotal question: what layers of protection can institutions put in place to disrupt the...
2021-07-2822 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 31 - Teaching and learning in a digital world. Lessons learned from the pandemic (Part 1)Associate Professor Chie Adachi | Director, Digital Learning at Deakin University
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Chie Adachi from Deakin University discusses her role as Director of Digital Learning, managing a team of academic developers, learning designers and learning technologists, to drive initiatives around digital learning and teaching. She describes how they have adapted to the pandemic and examines the lessons for universities more broadly.
Chie charts the quest for a new model of blended learning and how COVID-19 has been the catalyst for a transformation in education that had been in embryo pre-pandemic. She looks at the collective mission...
2021-07-1318 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 31 - Teaching and learning in a digital world. Lessons learned from the pandemic (Part 2)Associate Professor Chie Adachi | Director, Digital Learning at Deakin University
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Chie Adachi continues the discussion on pandemic-led innovations in teaching and learning for a digital world. With a key part of her job to convince education professionals to go digital and to embrace and work with any resistance or tensions she encounters, Chie reflects on how the pandemic pushed the needle on digital adoption.
Chie credits her team’s achievement during the large-scale shift to remote learning in part to Deakin’s strong, existing framework for online learning, in which 25% of their student cohort stud...
2021-07-1321 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 30 - Reimagining universities’ approach to high-stakes assessments in a post-Covid worldProfessor Kevin Ashford-Rowe | Pro Vice-Chancellor, Digital Learning at QUT and Director, NextGen Learning
In this video, Professor Kevin Ashford-Rowe discusses his role as Pro Vice-Chancellor, Digital Learning at QUT, leveraging his knowledge of student success and academic professional development to explore how universities might reimagine high stakes assessment in a post-pandemic future.
Observing high-stakes assessment oftentimes at the periphery of the student learning experience, Kevin advocates for assessment to become an embedded, ongoing and enduring component of the student learning journey that is more scaffolded and developmental. Towards assessment innovation, Kevin addresses the key premise: what do educators need to...
2021-06-3037 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 29 - Fostering a culture of academic integrity in India’s higher education systemProf. (Dr.) Anil Sahasrabudhe | Chairman, AICTE India
In this video, Professor Anil Sahasrabudhe discusses his role as Chairman, All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) and efforts to imbue a culture of academic integrity at the institution, within the broader Indian education framework.
Professor Anil canvasses the challenges tied to academic integrity, including the difficulty of evaluating students individually in a group work setting, and a large student cohort complicating effective monitoring of student conduct and ethical practice.
Contending that the responsibility of academic integrity must circulate throughout an institution equally amongst staff and students, Professor Anil explores the importance...
2021-06-1618 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 28 - Anticipating the impact of AI-based writing on education and assessmentLucinda McKnight | Senior Lecturer in Education (Pedagogy and Curriculum) School of Education, Faculty of Arts and Education, Deakin University
In this video, Lucinda McKnight, Senior Lecturer in Education (Pedagogy and Curriculum) at Deakin University, discusses her specialisation in the writing discipline and how artificial intelligence and neural language generators specifically, are poised to disrupt the writing process as we know it.
Expanding on her recent article in The Conversation about a paradigm shift in the role of writing in our professional and academic lives, Lucinda explains the significant evolution in a neural language generator called GPT-3, between 2019 and 2020. Using ‘deep le...
2021-06-0127 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 27 - Menggunakan literasi digital sebagai pendukung desain dan penyampaian penilaian otentik...Stella Stefany | Ketua Departemen Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh, Universitas Pelita Harapan
Dalam video ini, Stella Stefany membahas perannya sebagai Ketua Departemen Pembelajaran Jarak Jauh dan bagaimana ia memulai program studi ini di institusinya dengan tetap menerapkan integritas akademik.
Fokus penelitian Stella sendiri menitikberatkan pada edukasi dan literasi digital. Stella percaya bahwa literasi digital dalam suatu institusi hanya dapat tercapai dengan adanya keterlibatan seluruh pemangku kepentingan, baik itu pendidik, siswa serta pengambil keputusan. Apabila semua pemangku kepentingan turut bertanggung jawab bersama, maka kompetensi literasi digital dapat dihasilkan.
Memaparkan tentang penerapan yang sudah dilakukan Universitas Pelita Harapan, Stella menekankan bagaimana literasi digital sudah...
2021-05-1927 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 27 - Digital literacy as an enabler for the design & delivery of authentic assessmentsIn this video, Stella Stefany discusses her role as Department Chair of Distance Learning at Universitas Pelita Harapan in Indonesia, and how she harnesses digital literacy principles and practices as an enabler for authentic assessments.
Stella explores what it takes to form a digitally literate student and how championing digital literacy is the responsibility of an entire institution. Recognising educators as on the frontline of this endeavour, she advocates for more digital literacy training to bridge the gap between pedagogy and traditional values, and infuse it into the assessment setting, to help prepare students for real world skills and demands.
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2021-05-1917 min
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2021-05-0638 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 26 - Upholding and modelling research integrity in higher educationRichard Oloruntoba | Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management & Supply Chain Lead, Curtin Business School, Curtin University
In this video, Richard Oloruntoba discusses his role as Associate Professor of Supply Chain Management at Curtin University, focusing on upholding research integrity in the postgraduate/PhD student context, in accordance with the institution’s robust research framework.
Richard’s own research background in humanitarian logistics and supply chains for emergency response, and his teaching of commercial supply chain management, is the basis for his lifelong commitment and modelling of research integrity, that he explores through the prism of research accuracy, transparency and accountability.
Deta...
2021-05-0529 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 25 - Promoting innovation in teaching, learning and assessmentsIshpal Sandhu | Senior Learning and Teaching Specialist, RMIT University
In this video, Ishpal Sandhu discusses his role as Senior Learning and Teaching Specialist at RMIT University in promoting innovation in teaching, learning and assessment, and his background in helping educators integrate technology and pedagogy for a 21st-century world.
Ishpal looks at how teaching and learning has evolved since the pandemic, and how universities are supporting staff and students to succeed through changing modes of delivery and empowering educators in digital adoption. He identifies mobile responsiveness and accessibility as a non-negotiable for higher education, and touches on RMIT’s accessibility action pl...
2021-04-2114 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 24 - Championing academic integrity in assessment design and delivery (Part 2)Sheona Thomson | Strategic Lead, Assessment and Academic Integrity at Queensland University of Technology
In this video (part 2 of 2), Sheona Thomson continues the discussion on infusing academic integrity with assessment design, drawing from her own experiences at QUT, and exploring innovative methods by educators to develop new best practice that traverses the face-to-face and online realms.
According to Sheona, enhancing assessment for a new era means demystifying grading for better student-centric learning, and providing greater transparency in the assessment process. She positions the art of constructive student feedback as key to championing quality work output, and how developing students’ skills to ev...
2021-04-0820 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 24 - Championing academic integrity in assessment design and delivery (Part 1)Sheona Thomson | Strategic Lead, Assessment and Academic Integrity at Queensland University of Technology
In this video (part 1 of 2), Sheona Thomson from Queensland University of Technology (QUT) discusses her dual roles as Strategic Lead, Assessment and Academic Integrity, and Senior Lecturer in Architecture within the Faculty of Engineering, and how she overlays integrity thinking with the assessment design cycle at QUT.
Helping inform the piloting of new technologies to facilitate assessment outcomes, Sheona describes the all-hands-on-deck approach to remote teaching at QUT owing to COVID-19 pandemic. She explores the use of technology to accommodate the diversity of teacher and student needs...
2021-04-0815 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 23 - Possibilities of artificial intelligence for assessment design, security and e-cheatingDr Arif Jubaer | Founder, Arif Systems
In this video, Dr Arif Jubaer, discusses the role artificial intelligence (AI) plays in assessment design to support the delivery of learning outcomes. As the founder of Arif Systems, he shares his experiences of partnering with universities from across the world to implement AI-lead strategy.
Arif explains how AI helps education professionals measure the things that really matter, and how it is there for you in ‘real time’. He explores the benefits, including improvement of feedback timeliness that makes frequent feedback loops realistic for time-strapped educators, and personalisation pathways that can increase student engagement and...
2021-03-2331 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 22 - Best practices in postgraduate teaching, learning and assessment design (Part 2)Mulyadi Robin | Associate Dean Teaching and Learning, Australian Institute of Business
In this video (part 2 of 2), Mulyadi Robin continues the discussion on drivers for success in teaching and learning at the postgraduate level, with a particular focus on the integration of international students as it pertains to his research passion and current research project.
Canvassing his preliminary research on the international student experience at Australian universities, Mulyadi unpacks the finding that expatriate communities are proving more effective than university-lead initiatives in providing key pillars of support for higher education success. He contends that a rethink of current higher education strategies...
2021-03-0910 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 22 - Best practices in postgraduate teaching, learning and assessment design (Part 1)Mulyadi Robin | Associate Dean Teaching and Learning, Australian Institute of Business
In this video (part 1 of 2), Mulyadi Robin from the Australian Institute of Business (AIB) discusses
his role as Associate Dean Teaching and Learning, and explores his dual research focus on servant leadership as a framework for teaching and learning success, and understanding and improving the international student experience.
Mulyadi discusses the theory of ‘andragogy’ as integral to the AIB’s approach in recognising the lived experience of its postgraduate students, to help inform the learning process beyond an educator's lens. He explains how this strategy enables students to harness theore...
2021-03-0916 min
PODCAST URImpulsa la originalidad en las publicaciones científicas con TurnitinHola y bienvenidos a los podcast de URosarioRadio. La integridad académica es el eje rector de la mayoría de los trabajos científicos importante. Hay muchas malas prácticas dentro del mundo de la investigación como la falsificación de datos, la manipulación de resultados, el plagio, ghostwriting o publicaciones duplicadas, que puede empañar el trabajo científico y dañar la reputación de un investigador y de la institución en solo un instante. Por esto existen muchas herramientas para detectar estas malas prácticas entre ellas Turnitin que cruza miles de datos y aporta un i...
2021-02-2410 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 21 - Digital learning and assessment in clinical education’s ‘new normal’Margaret Bearman | Professor, Deakin University
In this video, Professor Margaret Bearman discusses her dual role with Deakin University as a professor, and researcher at the Center for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE). Spanning the intersection of research and practice across postgraduate education, Margaret draws upon her background in health to discuss the unique challenges of digital learning and assessment in the field of clinical education.
Margaret addresses how the more embodied, and skills-based the assessment is, the more difficult it is to digitise. Alongside the limitations - most pronounced in work placements - she also shares some of...
2021-02-2319 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 20 - Academic quality, best practice and applied research at UIN in IndonesiaIn this video, Mohammad Zuhdi discusses his role at Universitas Islam Negeri Syarif Hidayatullah (UIN) in upholding quality assurance in the teaching and learning framework, with particular emphasis on online learning.
Mohammad explains how UIN approaches academic quality with integrity mechanisms pertaining to both educators and students, and sheds light on the Indonesia higher education context, including how the Indonesian government is supporting the education sector in the transition to online learning.
He addresses the obstacles to online technology in teaching including the ‘generational gap’, and evaluates new opportunities for institutional quality in Indonesia.
2021-02-0919 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 19 - Pedagogical innovation in authentic assessment design (Part 2)Dr Pal Fekete | Academic Director at Taylors College Sydney
In this video (part 2 of 2), Pal continues the discussion on steering innovative curriculum at Taylors College Sydney, and deep dives into the parameters for authentic learning and assessment design.
Pal frames academic misconduct as an ever-present issue, offering his recommendations for making academic integrity ‘stick’ in the minds and motivation of students, plus tactics for embedding practical exercises of integrity in coursework and assessment.
Arguing that invigilation alone is not sufficient in promoting honest, high-achieving students and positioning high quality exams as the key, he canvasses methods such as question banks for...
2021-01-2622 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 19 - Pedagogical innovation in authentic assessment design (Part 1)Dr Pal Fekete | Academic Director at Taylors College Sydney
In this video (part 1 of 2), Pal Fekete discusses his role guiding innovative curriculum as Academic Director at Taylors College in Sydney; a preparation college for international students poised to attend the University of Sydney.
With a passion for innovation in pedagogy and as an early adopter of technology, Pal outlines his history as a maverick in the use of fledgling online technology in the late 1980s-90s, deploying this in the education sector, and his engagement with early version learning management systems.
Pal explores the power of technology-based tools and video...
2021-01-2617 min
In the Classroom with Stan SkrabutITC: 101 - How to Use Turnitin as a Teaching and Learning ToolI am a huge fan of using technology to improve performance but I also understand that technology can also quickly cause damage. It is how you use it. Turnitin is one of those tools that can improve performance but you can do a lot of damage if you use it incorrectly. Turnitin checks paper submissions for originality. In other words, it does text matching to see if the content matches previously reviewed content. It will then generate a similarity report with a score. Consider Turnitin as a check engine light. The check engine light lets...
2020-12-2818 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 18 - Teaching & learning strategies to enhance academic quality (Part 2)Dr Dawn Gilmore | Director of Quality and Enhancement at RMIT
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dawn Gilmore extends the discussion on preserving academic quality with emphasis on online delivery, and elaborates on her work in coaching, the value of incorporating more industry voices in authentic assessment to supplement work readiness, and factors shaping the sector.
Dawn shares how she encourages the application of research to prepare academics for online teaching and help establish a coaching partnership that encourages reflective practice. Drawing from her own experience constructing RMIT Online’s coaching program, Dawn examines how she arrived at best practice learnings wi...
2020-12-0915 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 18 - Teaching & learning strategies to enhance academic quality (Part 1)Dr Dawn Gilmore | Director of Quality and Enhancement at RMIT
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dawn Gilmore discusses her approach to preserving academic quality with emphasis on online delivery, informed by her research background and passion for online learning. She covers her contributions to RMIT Online in building their teachers’ model for online course delivery, plus the coaching model used to get teachers accustomed to online teaching at a rapid pace.
Dawn explores academic quality at its basic level as a university’s response to standards set by accrediting bodies, and also sheds light on its more ‘exciting’ dimension in represen...
2020-12-0917 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 17 - Defending assessment security in a remote learning environmentPhillip Dawson | Associate Director, Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning at Deakin University
In this video, A/Prof. Phillip Dawson discusses his role at Deakin University surrounding student assessments and assessment feedback, with particular emphasis on assessment security, which has gained additional relevance in the pandemic era.
Focused on mitigating the risk of student cheating and taking countermeasures when it does occur, Phillip defines what assessment security actually is, its relationship with academic integrity measures, and its application in the rapid shift to remote learning that institutions are currently grappling with.
He applies a pedagogical lens to the...
2020-11-2415 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 16 - Adapting pedagogical beliefs in remote learning design (Part 2)Lis Conde | Lead Learning Designer at Keypath Australia
In this video (part 2 of 2), Lis Conde continues the discussion on challenging existing pedagogical beliefs to elicit effective learning design practices, and delves deeper into the concept of constructive alignment to ensure learning objectives are met.
Acknowledging the uncertainty in the higher education sector accelerated by the COVID-19 pandemic, Lis emphasises the importance of standing out as an institution for your teaching quality, and how thoughtful assessment and course design can give institutions a distinct competitive advantage.
Lis defines the basis of any good learning design as a clear objective of what...
2020-11-1026 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 16 - Adapting pedagogical beliefs in remote learning design (Part 1)Lis Conde | Lead Learning Designer at Keypath Australia
In this video (part 1 of 2), Lis Conde discusses how pedagogical beliefs underpin course and assessment design at universities. She describes her role and research focus, which are centred on professional development that makes educators aware of their teaching habits, towards embracing technology and adapting their learning designs.
Lis explores how ingrained beliefs and personal experiences influence what educators do in the classroom, and observes that they are often not fully cognisant of their teaching style. As a result, there can be a disconnect between institutional-level adoption of new strategies and technologies that...
2020-11-1017 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 15 - Embedding industry partnerships in online course designDr Kevin Argus | Lecturer, Design Thinking and Marketing, Graduate School of Business and Law at RMIT
In this video, Dr Kevin Argus discusses the importance of embedding industry partnerships in online course design and authentic assessment, and details his experience delivering this as a Lecturer in Design Thinking and Marketing at RMIT.
Kevin explains how engaging industry partners in higher education responds to greater scrutiny on the impact of learning and teaching. Rapidly changing times emphasise the need for authentic learning, and he considers industry partnerships as presenting a paradigm shift in learning that is not only informed by research...
2020-10-2019 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 14 - Championing Research Ethics & Integrity at Western Sydney UniversityProfessor Kevin Dunn | Pro Vice-Chancellor Research at Western Sydney University
In this video, Professor Kevin Dunn discusses his role and responsibilities as they relate to research impact and integrity at Western Sydney University, and shares their approach for cultivating capable researchers across the institution.
Kevin explores how the university’s commitment to teaching research ethics begins at the bottom, in their undergraduate programs, and extends up to the postgraduate level and PhD cohort. He outlines their ethics programs bespoke to different disciplines, and the rigorous ethics review system for all research endeavours. Contending that good research habits start early, Kevin al...
2020-10-0607 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 13 - Formative assessment design in the digital learning space (Part 2)Ingrid Lee | Teaching Focused Academic at Victoria University
In this video (part 2 of 2), Ingrid Lee continues the discussion on formative assessment and its application to the digital environment, in light of the COVID-19 global pandemic. Establishing the social and human aspect of learning which are at the crux of her formative learning approach, she considers how educators can keep students connected and engaged in an online setting.
Ingrid explores the importance of inclusive assessment and the considerations required in the virtual learning space to meet different learners’ needs. With the premise that inclusivity starts with compassion, she highlights students’ diversity and...
2020-09-1515 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 13 - Formative assessment design in the digital learning space (Part 1)Ingrid Lee | Teaching Focused Academic at Victoria University
In this video (part 1 of 2), Ingrid Lee discusses the value of formative assessment design in enhancing learning outcomes and the student experience at Victoria University, and how this approach has supported the shift to remote learning triggered by the COVID-19 global pandemic.
Ingrid describes her approach to formative assessment design in the context of her department’s unique program of ‘block learning’ delivery, which was put in place prior to the pandemic. Structured on the premise of 4 weeks (aka ‘blocks’) of classes focussed on one subject at a time, she credits this program’s...
2020-09-1515 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 12 - The progression of research integrity at global universities (Part 2)Dr Daniel Barr | Principal Research Integrity Advisor at RMIT University
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Daniel Barr continues his discussion on the progression of research integrity at universities, advocating for a universality of research integrity principles. He explores the idea of integrity ‘markers’ or indicators, toward a shared, global understanding of research best practice.
Demonstrating the applicability of such research guidelines, Daniel outlines The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) project he is involved in, which addresses perceived issues in research mobility and collaboration amongst these member states. He reinforces how a united set of guidelines to define what honest and...
2020-09-0215 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 12 - The progression of research integrity at global universities (Part 1)Dr Daniel Barr | Principal Research Integrity Advisor at RMIT University
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Daniel Barr discusses his role as Principal Research Integrity Advisor at RMIT in facilitating the responsible conduct of research. It serves as the foundation for a broader discussion on the guidelines and application of HDR and PHD research at universities both domestically and globally.
Daniel defines the role of a Research Integrity Advisor (RIA), and explains the importance of universities’ provision of RIAs to support members of the research community and to safeguard public interests. He also references the recent iteration to the Australian Co...
2020-09-0212 min
Looking Beyond With Michael Sikand#41 Chris Caren, CEO of TurnitinIn Episode 41, listeners hear from Chris Caren, CEO of Turnitin, about leading a multi-billion dollar education company, how Turnitin's tech platform combats plagiarism, and his advice to young people entering the remote learning environment.
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2020-08-1355 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 11 - Lifting educational aspirations and capacity in rural and remote communitiesHelen Huntly | Provost, Central Queensland University
In this video, Helen Huntly shares how her journey as an educator in regional Queensland has informed her perspective on the importance of engaged teaching and leadership in lifting educational aspirations and capacity.
From her years in frontline teaching to previous roles as Dean of Education, Vice Chancellor, and now Provost of CQU, Helen discusses the strategies for bridging the gap between ‘the city and the bush’. She speaks about the strongest capacity builders at CQU in the form of their enabling courses, and how they are combating the typically lower engagement levels and obst...
2020-08-1222 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 10 - Disruption in higher education; skill based-learning and micro-credentialing (Part 1)Dr Kevin Bell | Head of Higher Education and Research - ANZO, AWS
In this video (part 1 of 2), Dr Kevin Bell explores how higher education is facing increased competition from industry disruptors, with pressure on Australian and global universities to invest in more flexible learning modalities to meet evolving workforce needs.
According to Kevin, the recent global pandemic has put a spotlight on tertiary degree shortcomings and the disconnect between the level of job preparedness of graduating students as perceived by academics, vs CEOs. The latter are less convinced about the availability of job-ready students, and he cites universities’ limited collaboration wi...
2020-08-0520 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 10 - Disruption in higher education; skill based-learning and micro-credentialing (Part 2)Dr Kevin Bell | Head of Higher Education and Research - ANZO, AWS
In this video (part 2 of 2), Dr Kevin Bell continues his discussion on disruption in the higher education sector and the viability of alternative learning modalities such as micro-credentialing. He reinforces the sentiment that universities can either innovate themselves to meet evolving workforce demands, or wait to become irrelevant.
In forecasting the growth and potential ascendancy of skill-based learning platforms, Kevin acknowledges the resistance to non-university accreditation. The proxy for employers is still the piece of paper that accompanies a standard 3-4 year degree, imbued with the prestige and...
2020-08-0509 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 9 - How remote learning methods are supporting online students at Deakin UniversityProfessor Liz Johnson | Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Education, Deakin University.
In this video, Liz Johnson discusses the importance of universities investing in online learning to remain relevant and reflect how people work in the real world. In the context of Deakin University's high proportion of 'cloud students' who choose to study online, Liz shares the institution’s focus on supporting them in more diverse and responsive ways to enhance learning outcomes.
Guided by her background in curriculum reform to build teaching capabilities that align with student outcomes, Liz talks about her role in shaping Deakin’s online curriculum to ensure it competes with...
2020-06-2414 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 8 - The evolution of academic integrity at QUT in deterring student misconductMichelle Cornford | Academic Integrity Officer, Faculty of Health, Queensland University of Technology (QUT)
Michelle Cornford’s role as an Academic Integrity Officer at QUT is driven by a passion for preserving academic achievement. In this video, she discusses how the university is circulating this value throughout the QUT community to deter academic misconduct.
Michelle explores QUT’s investigation process and the learning initiatives they have implemented to support students in building capacity and confidence for original work. She also covers the unique challenges presented by contract cheating, and how she and the broader university are navigating these threats to academic inte...
2020-06-0227 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 7 - Why are academic and research integrity fundamental to employers and the corporate world?David McCredie | Chief Executive Officer, Australian British Chamber of Commerce
David McCredie shares what employers are looking for when hiring and why academic integrity provides the confidence managers need in their people to have the necessary skills and knowledge to deal with situations under pressure.
David provides insights on why the rigour of quality education, academic research and research integrity play key roles in driving trade investment between Australia, the UK and the world, and how trust is fundamental.
2020-01-1509 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 6 - Instilling integrity in Hale School's strategic vision and its studentsToby Trewin | Director of the Hale Institute of Innovation and Research at Hale School
Toby Trewin shares Hale School's approach to instilling academic integrity as a core value to prepare students for the future. He discusses the process of defining and shaping a culture of integrity and how the institution involved the wider school community - staff, students and their families - to get their continued buy-in which is critical to the program's success.
Toby also talks about how he discovered his passion for teaching and the research Hale School focuses on to drive innovation in teaching and learning.
2019-12-0516 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 5 - Can contract cheating be detected by machine learning technology? (Part 1)A/Prof. Phillip Dawson | Associate Director, Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning, Deakin University
A/Prof. Wendy Sutherland-Smith | Faculty of Health, School of Psychology, Deakin University
In this two-part episode, Deakin University's Associate Professors Phill and Wendy stopped by for a chat about their research on the detection of contract cheating with Turnitin's Authorship Investigate technology. This research presents the first quantitative empirical study into the use of authorship analysis technology and machine learning to improve detection rates of contract cheating. Part One covers Phill and Wendy's backgrounds, what contract cheating is and why there is a need...
2019-12-0308 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 5 - Can contract cheating be detected by machine learning technology? (Part 2)A/Prof. Phillip Dawson | Associate Director, Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning, Deakin University
A/Prof. Wendy Sutherland-Smith | Faculty of Health, School of Psychology, Deakin University
In Part Two of our discussion with Phill and Wendy on their research project on the detection of contract cheating with Turnitin's Authorship Investigate technology, we dive into the research perimeters, findings and results.
2019-12-0311 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 4 - Developing each student to become a person of integrityDr Alison Casey | Learning Technologies Developer, The University of Notre Dame Australia
Dr Alison Casey discusses her work with academics to develop learning content and leveraging technology to deliver a structured learning experience at scale.
She shares about the challenge of changing the mindset of academics to see technology as a tool that can help them save time and reach more students, and the difference between teaching adults and teaching students.
Alison also shares the University of Notre Dame’s approach to integrity and the goal of developing each student to become a person of integrity, and the part integrity pl...
2019-10-0910 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 3 - UNSW’s approach to instil and uphold integrity and quality in research and at the universityProfessor Nicholas Fisk | Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research), UNSW Sydney
Professor Nicholas Fisk discusses his passion for marrying clinical practice and research science and the importance of upholding quality and ethics within research that lead to robust findings that make a difference to society.
Prof Fisk provides insights on a robust whole-of-institution ecosystem approach UNSW takes to instil and ensure a culture of integrity at the university.
2019-10-0906 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 2 - Integrity and trust is vital in the pursuit of truth in researchPhil Baty | Chief Knowledge Officer, Times Higher Education
Phil Baty created the THE World University Rankings and talks about his start as a junior reporter and how education is a positive good for the world. This year’s highlight is the Impact Rankings which recognises universities who offer different kinds of excellence in education and transformational student experiences.
He discusses the importance of the trust placed in their global research and their university partners, and how integrity is everything to the Times Higher Education business and brand.
2019-10-0916 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinEp 1 - Leading education strategy and learning experiences in the 21st centuryProfessor Pip Pattison AO | Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Education), The University of Sydney
Professor Pip Pattison shares how she developed a love for learning and research as a psychologist and her current focus on leading education strategy and building a robust student experience at the University of Sydney.
Pip provides insights on her twin passion projects, how technology can support the fundamentals of teaching and learning, the role academic integrity plays at the University and how she and her staff instil the value of integrity in students and why it matters.
2019-10-0915 minIntegrity Matters by TurnitinWhat is 'Integrity Matters by Turnitin' all about?Meet your show hosts - James, Sarah and Anna, who will be sharing interesting conversations and insights on pedagogy, instruction and research with educators, academics, researchers and education leaders at educational institutions around the Asia Pacific region.
Check out our vidcast on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUYrAKl58f0WjmkflemPXmA/
2019-09-3001 min
Sentral StationHighlight | EduTECH 2019 pt3 | Australian Federal Police | EnhanceTV | SpaceTalk | TurnitinIf you made it to EduTECH 2019 in Sydney this year, you'll appreciate how big the event was, and how much there was to see. Over 250 exhibitors and 20 seminars kept everyone busy with some amazing new technologies, programs, products and approaches to learning.
In case you missed it, here's part 3 of our series of highlights from EduTECH 2019.
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2019-06-2511 min
Universitat de les Illes Balears - UIBI Jornades d'Experiències Docents (2). Turnitin i Classe inversa («Flipped Classroom»)Xerrada sobre Turnitin
01. Com es promou la integritat entre els estudiants i se'n redueix el plagi?
Idioma: castellà
Taula rodona: Experiències docents en classe inversa («Flipped Classroom»)
02. Avantatges i inconvenients de l’aplicació de la pedagogia inversa en els estudis de grau de Dret. Experiència docent en Dret, presentada per Catalina Pons-Estel.
Idioma: català
03. (Una aproximació a) La classe inversa («Flipped Classroom») a Àlgebra Abstracta II. Experiència docent en Ciències Matemàtiques i Informàtica, presentada per Biel Cardona.
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04. Implement...
2019-02-142h 02
The TeacherCast App SpotlightTurnitin (2014)Jeff sits down with Jason and Ray from Turnitin.com to discuss internet plagiarism in the classroom.Featured Resources“Turnitin is a cloud-based solution that saves instructors time and helps students become better writers by facilitating rich, comprehensive feedback using three core tools:OriginalityCheck®: Identifies potential plagiarism by matching student work against a vast database of content;GradeMark®: Provides a platform for fast and easy paperless grading using drag-and-drop comments and rubrics;PeerMark®: Automates peer review exercises to engage students and encourage collaborative learning.”Featured GuestsRay Huang:Ray is the Cust...
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The Official SaaStr Podcast: SaaS | Founders | InvestorsSaaStr 146: Why Management Upgrade Is The Most Important Thing A CEO Can Do, Why You Must Hire More Generalists with Scale & How To Hire People with 3-4 Years Runway with Chris Caren, CEO @ TurnitinChris Caren is the CEO @ Turnitin, the company revolutionising the experience of writing to learn with backing from the likes of IVP, Norwest Venture Partners and GIC. Chris has scaled the company to serve over 25m students and 2m teachers across 15,000 institutions. Prior to joining Turnitin in 2009, Chris spent 4 years with Microsoft as a General Manager and before that 3 years at Business Objects as a VP of Product Marketing. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: How Chris made his way into the world of SaaS and came to be CEO @ Turnitin? What were Chris’ biggest take...
2017-10-0921 min
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