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August 10, 2005, 8:28 am
Many professors believe the Internet has caused a decline in the quality of students’ work, a survey has found. When asked whether the Internet has changed the quality of student
work, 42 percent of professors in a recent survey said they had seen a
decline, while only 22 percent said they had seen improvement. But a
majority of participating professors, 67 percent, said the Internet had
improved their communication with students. (The Chronicle, subscription required)
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