Article Title

Cheating via online paper mills in logistics education

Authors

Kathleen H. Gruben, Georgia Southern University
Cathy Owens Swift, Georgia Southern University
Luther (Trey) Denton, Georgia Southern University

Abstract

The growth of e-business is providing businesses and entrepreneurs the opportunity to develop niches targeting one of the largest groups of Internet users: university students. Unfortunately, one of these niches is online term paper mills, where students can purchase university quality term papers and then submit them in class as their own work. The purpose of this paper is (1) to identify what online term paper services are available; (2) to determine how many logistics term papers are offered by these services; and, (3) to suggest strategies that can be used by logistics faculty to suppress use of these materials.

Recommended Citation

Gruben, Kathleen H., Swift, Cathy Owens. & Denton, Luther (Trey). (2000). Cheating via online paper mills in logistics education. Journal of Transportation Management, 12(1), 35-48. doi: 10.22237/jotm/954547440

DOI

10.22237/jotm/954547440