Sally A. Campbell’s scientific contributions

... Since a large amount of information is unpaid, there is easy access to such information which is quite easily copied. LeCompte et al. (2003), however, stress that the literature review must be a "legitimate and publishable scholarly document." Harris (2015) stated that strategies for preventing plagiarism in research papers might require an assessment of specific components (e.g., minimum number of references, journals, books, and interviews), setting due dates for various steps required for completing research, using an annotated bibliography, requiring most references to be up to date, and oral reporting. ...

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Open academic systems as key levers of integrity and quality assurance for assessments at the Université des Mascareignes