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Burglar! By Terry Freedman

The Great Training Robbery

December 8, 2021

There must surely be few things more annoying than, having put a lot of work into a course, you discover that someone has ripped you off. They are using your materials in their course. They might even be selling your materials somewhere online.

I’ve put together some ideas of what you can do to protect yourself — as far as it’s possible to do so. Let’s face it, if someone is determined to steal your stuff they will probably find a way to do so. But, as I say, there are some things you can do to prevent it.

My suggestions are in an article called The Great Training Robbery, which is available in the online supplement of my free newsletter Digital Education.

In Leading & Managing Computing & ICT, News & views Tags theft, plagiarism, training
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