For faculty, Course Hero gives you the chance to see how students are sharing the information you teach them, and to look at the different ways other professors are teaching similar subjects. You can get ideas, know which tests and homework problems were most difficult and gather tools to better teach your classes.
Request that students tell you if they find your information online. Share with students that posting information online may result in harder tests, at the detriment of an instructor’s time and a student’s grade. If the goal is to have students learn the subject, and looking at Course Hero helps, maybe it’s not such a bad thing after all?
What is data? Question 1 options: Information about an object, idea, place, person, etc. Facts gathered about an object, idea, place, person, etc. Save Question 2 (0.25 points) (True/False): The facts gathered about a person, place or thing remain the same over time.
Despite the good things Course Hero claims to offer, the most glaring question is this: Is using Course Hero cheating? Each of the websites offering these services overtly addresses this question. The answer they all come up with is, of course, No. Most of the websites have safeguards against what they consider cheating.