by Evelyn Beck

AS INTERNET RESEARCH becomes the norm and as the number of on-line courses proliferates, more and more faculty and administrators worry about plagiarism.

"We have had several cases of cheating involving on-line aspects of courses, including group sharing of quiz questions and answers and students copying others' homework submitted on-line," says Jeanne Wilson, director of student judicial affairs at the University of California, Davis, adding that the overall "upward trend" of reports of suspected plagiarism continues.

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