Interviewing the student, the paper says: The article is mostly about a student-written report on data and privacy. The Varsity, the student paper at the University of Toronto, has a piece on “student privacy” which includes bits about academic integrity and the proctoring of remote exams. Share University of Toronto Paper Gets It All Wrong The article also says that a further 544 cases were initiated during the Spring, 2021 session meaning the school is on pace to once again significantly exceed the 2019 numbers, though it may not match 2020. Of those concluded, the totals thus far compared to 2019 represent:Īlmost 400 more cases found in violation of course rules or assignment guidelines, and over 300 more students were found in violation of knowingly providing or in possession of information during exams in 2020. The report continues that all the 2020 cases are not concluded yet and that the total number of cases from 2020 reached at least 1,500. Of the 1,112 cases resolved, 92.7 percent found the student in violation of academic misconduct
Now, there’s some good follow up reporting by The Lantern, the student paper at OSU, on that caseload surge and some dispositions: The Chair of the school’s academic misconduct committee cited Chegg and Course Hero as contributors to the spike.
In Issue 19, I shared that citations of cheating at Ohio State University had more than doubled - growing from 721 cases in all of 2019 to 1,454 in just the last seven months of 2020. Issue 41 Ohio State Misconduct Cases Still Increasing More than 92% of Cases are Found “In Violation”
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