Dalhousie University dumps turnitin
The Toronto Star reported:
The school has discontinued its relationship with turnitin.com after “we lost trust in the partnership,” said Dwight Fischer, the institution’s chief information officer.
Specifically, the school learned in July that student papers were being stored on U.S. servers instead of Canadian servers as had been contracted.
Turnitin deals with over 10,000 educational institutions in 126 countries to curb plagiarism.
The school has discontinued its relationship with turnitin.com after “we lost trust in the partnership,” said Dwight Fischer, the institution’s chief information officer.
Specifically, the school learned in July that student papers were being stored on U.S. servers instead of Canadian servers as had been contracted.
Turnitin deals with over 10,000 educational institutions in 126 countries to curb plagiarism.
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