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Education 2.0 Conference
Education 2.0 Conference’s global platform hosted experts in the education sector to review the onset of academic plagiarism services, scams, and fraud.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA, UNITED STATES, May 23, 2023/EINPresswire.com/ — The Education 2.0 Conference, held at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, USA on December 19-21, 2022, tackled the issue of academic plagiarism and scams in the digital age. Bringing together educators and industry professionals, the conference aimed to address the legitimate concerns surrounding plagiarism in educational institutions.
With the widespread accessibility of online resources, academic plagiarism has become a significant challenge in the education sector. The Education 2.0 Conference seized this opportunity to shed light on the critical issue of plagiarism and explore effective strategies to preserve the authenticity and originality of academic work.
Renowned keynote speakers, esteemed scholars, and experienced educators converged to share their wisdom and experiences through engaging panel discussions and keynotes. This vibrant exchange of ideas and best practices provided a fertile ground for nurturing a culture of originality and ethical scholarship within educational settings.
The attendees gained insight into the complex world of academic plagiarism, including the various types of plagiarism, their impact on education, and how technology can help identify plagiarism more effectively.
The conference also hosted interactive sessions on plagiarism detection, the legal implications of plagiarism, and strategies for prevention. The event’s organizers emphasized that the conference aimed to foster an open dialogue among educators, students, and industry experts to find practical solutions to this pressing problem.
“We recognize the need for a broader conversation on plagiarism in academia. We believe that by engaging in open and transparent dialogue, we can create a future where plagiarism is detected and prevented more effectively,” said Shobhit Behal, Manager at the Education 2.0 Conference
During the conference, the panelists also noted that some deceitful individuals or organizations pose as experts in specific fields and offer their services to write theses or research papers on behalf of students. They promise legit and high-quality work but often plagiarize to meet the demands. Students who rely on such services unknowingly submit plagiarized work, jeopardizing their academic and professional credibility.
The academic world is taking a proactive approach to combating plagiarism and fraudulent services with the support of major platforms. Through collaboration with major platforms, educational institutions are working tirelessly to ensure that plagiarism websites are not given a prominent position in search results. Social media networks are also doing their part in removing advertisements or promotions linked to academic dishonesty.
As the educational sector undergoes significant changes, it is crucial for professionals to stay informed and stay ahead of the curve. The Education 2.0 Conference, in its upcoming editions, promises to bring together industry experts and veterans to explore emerging trends and challenges, including the pervasive threat of plagiarism and related issues. For more information, visit www.education2conf.com.
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