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Today, we embark on a new chapter. With a nod to our legacy and a vision for the future, we mark this next phase with a broader purpose and evolved brand identity. https://lnkd.in/dPdEuxH

A New Path and Purpose for Turnitin
New year, New normal. Let’s take a look at what we’ve learned from 2020's disruption and the opportunities for permanent, positive change in education. https://lnkd.in/e4n3Vnv

What Parts of the "New Normal" Are Here to Stay?
Turnitin has acquired ExamSoft: “Together, we form an even stronger company that meets the ever-changing needs of the educational and professional organizations we serve. We’re thrilled to welcome the ExamSoft team to the Turnitin family.” - Turnitin CEO Chris Caren https://bit.ly/34eGHvh

Turnitin has acquired ExamSoft: “Together, we form an even stronger company that meets the ever-changing needs of the educational and professional organizations we serve. We’re thrilled to welcome the ExamSoft team to the Turnitin family.” - Turnitin CEO Chris Caren https://bit.ly/34eGHvh
Turnitin has acquired ExamSoft: “Together, we form an even stronger company that meets the ever-changing needs of the educational and professional organizations we serve. We’re thrilled to welcome the ExamSoft team to the Turnitin family.” - Turnitin CEO Chris Caren
Ensuring academic integrity in the age of remote learning. Check out the interview with Jack Brazel, Head of Business Partnerships for Southeast Asia of Turnitin, to get his advice for schools making the shift to remote learning.

Ensuring academic integrity in the age of remote learning - Digital Life Asia
Online learning good practice | Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency

Online learning good practice
I posted a blog from the actual AI experts today and here's the very laymen's version of how I think about AI in education.

Valerie Schreiner of Turnitin: "My advice for anyone in technology is to be constantly learning"
A student's perspective on COVID-19 | ICAI

Spotlight: The Student Perspective
"68% of undergraduate students admitted to cheating but what do those numbers really mean?"

No, Not Everyone is Committing Plagiarism