Copyleaks Plagiarism and AI Detection for Canvas

Copyleaks can assist instructors in detecting and preventing plagiarism. Copyleaks crawls the internet for content that is not behind paywalls. It also has an integrated AI detector that is enabled and scored separately from the plagiarism detector. 

Remember that AI detection is not foolproof and may produce false positives, especially for students whose first language is not English. Use Copyleaks AI detection results as one data point and a starting point for discussion rather than definitive evidence of academic dishonesty.

New Title II Regulations of the ADA (2024) and Higher Education

On April 24, 2024, the Department of Justice published a final rule updating the regulations for Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This rule emphasizes the need for web content and mobile applications provided by state and local governments, including public higher education institutions, to be accessible to people with disabilities. 

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Fix It: Color Contrast in PowerPoint & Canvas

In case you missed it, last week the Office of Digital Accessibility (ODA) and COLRS shared an accessibility tip on Color contrast in files and Canvas content.

Several aspects need to be considered when we talk about color contrast, including: ratios, text size, images of text, and non-text guidelines.

Join us to learn how to check for successful color contrast and fix issues in PowerPoint and Canvas.

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