Original text:
Colleges and their IA [information assurance] programs need to have strong policies in place to cover student usage of virtual labs, network access, and for how to handle academic misconduct. These policies must be enforced consistently to minimize legal repercussions but schools need to be prepared and willing to deal with student lawsuits over academic discipline (Livermore, p. 69).
Livermore, J. A. (2009, November). Incorporating academic integrity into an online Information
Assurance program. Business Education Innovation Journal, 1(2), 68-73.
Incorrect paraphrase:
Universities and their IA departments should have really good procedures to cover use of labs and networks, and handle bad behavior. These policies must be enforced to keep from getting sued.
Universities and their IA departments should have really good policies to cover use of labs and networks, and handle bad behavior. These policies must be enforced to keep from getting sued.
Original text:
Colleges and their IA [information assurance] programs need to have strong policies in place to cover student usage of virtual labs, network access, and for how to handle academic misconduct. These policies must be enforced consistently to minimize legal repercussions but schools need to be prepared and willing to deal with student lawsuits over academic discipline
Correct paraphrase:
Even the existence of rigorous policies that define the appropriate use of university resources and consequences for misuse will not prevent legal challenges from students seeking to avoid the enforcement of those policies (Livermore, p. 70).
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