How to Mitigate Online Cheating

with Theresann Gatapia, LPT, MST-Bio



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DURATION 3 hours
COURSE TYPE Self-paced
CATEGORY Teacher Development
DIFFICULTY LEVEL Introductory

As more schools come online, students are better at tricking and plagiarizing their work. Find out the latest ways students are cheating and what strategies and tactics established schools and universities employ to detect and prevent cheating in online learning setup. 


Cheating isn’t something new. With the different ways, students do it, this is a real issue that schools have encountered during the traditional face-to-face setup. As we move towards online education, not only does the delivery of learning change, the technology also poses more opportunities for the different modes of cheating. In this course, you will explore several strategies and tactics that colleges and universities designed to mitigate (and eventually eliminate) cheating


What you'll get

  • Certificate of Completion 
  • Exclusive access to learning materials 
  • Exclusive access to assignments, activities, and forums 
  • Course Assessments


At the end of course, you will be able to

  1. Identify common ways students cheat in online learning
  2. Determine strategies and methods used by schools and universities to mitigate online cheating

Who should take this course

  • Educators
  • Individuals who are interested in shifting from traditional to online teaching
  • Individuals who are interested in knowing more about online cheating



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Theresann Gatapia, LPT, MST-Bio
Training and Courseware Development Manager
Xepto Education

Theresann H. Gatapia is a licensed professional teacher and is currently the courseware development manager of Xepto Digital Computing Inc.  Prior to Xepto, she was the program manager of Asian Institute of Management - MSc. in Data Science. She also led the content and curriculum development of the Affordable Private Education Center under the Ayala Corporation. She had taught primary and middle level both local and international schools and she had obtained her Master's Degree at De La Salle University.