How do I go about carrying
out a trial?
Step 1 – Collecting in work
Your students will
normally hand in work on paper, and unless there is some reason to change this,
we see no reason to – work is still much more easily marked on paper. You do,
however, need to also collect in an electronic copy of the work and also obtain
the students’ permission.
In computing, we
normally obtain the students’ permission in the form of this signed statement,
handed in with the paper copy of the work:
Disclaimer (this is an example taken from
the computing MSc dissertation cover sheet)
I certify that the material contained in
this dissertation is my own work and does not contain significant portions of
unreferenced or unacknowledged material. I also warrant that the above
statement applies to the implementation of the project and all associated
documentation.
In the case of electronically submitted
work, I also consent to this work being stored electronically and copied for
assessment purposes. Including the department’s use of plagiarism detection
systems in order to check the integrity of assessed work.
Signed__________________
Dated __________________
To collect work,
you can take one of two options:
For more information
on either of these two options, follow the links below: