Identifying plagiarism or cheating (AI/ChatGPT)

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Emillie Kirk - Vast Fitness Academy

• 16 March 2023 03:13

Hi there team,
I wanted to ask about Identifying plagiarism and/or cheating with the use of AI/ChatGPT. 

We are noticing an increase of students who are submitting copied responses from the internet, and more currently some students using AI or ChatGPT to submit responses. 

I was wondering if Axcelerate is aware of this or has any solutions or thoughts on putting a plug-in or software into place within the learning system for assessors to be able to identify this. ??? is this something you would consider?
academic integrity is paramount and i would love to know if the system has something that can be installed to cater to this ?

 

 

thanks kindly

 

Emillie

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  Mark Gilmore

  • 16 March 2023 03:16

  Hi Emilie

  We released a Turnitin integration last night - Please take a look at our release notes here to learn more. 

  PS, you can also hit the Follow button in the top right of this page to receive an email everytime we release.

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  Martin Jones

  • 16 March 2023 03:53

  Great Mark, but a killer here though which others should be aware of is that the supporting video says currently only Online Quiz, Marking Criteria and RPL evidence are supported assessment types see 1 min 17sec Turnitin (Similarity) Integration – aXcelerate Support (zendesk.com).

  For us it would make much more sense if the turnitin check was also available on Written Assessments, which for our nursing qual is the base question type for most of the assessments.

  Would the other assessment types be enabled in the future?

   

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  Mark Gilmore

  • 16 March 2023 03:56

  Hi Martin

  The three types you've listed (Online Quiz, Marking Criteria and RPL evidence) are base types:

  Written Assessments are going to be a subset of Marking Criteria - so would be supported in the Turnitin Integration.

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  Martin Jones

  • 16 March 2023 04:28

  Thanks so much for clarifying Mark, I missed that so this is reassuring. Cheers

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