Plagiarism - Technology Issues  The Internet is not a panacea,
of course. But neither does it seem to be the instigator of the
problems we're seeing with academic dishonesty. By looking away
from the technology and toward the culture shaping its
use scholars are bound to find some fascinating and extremely
challenging questions to grapple with.  The problems are real,
of course: students are having more and more trouble making
choices about how to use sources, and are less and less inclined
to understand that some of the practices they sometimes resort
to are considered dishonest and are (or should be) taken
seriously (a confusion that faculty seem to share, at least to a
certain extent).  In short, the question of whether or not
technology makes plagiarism easier doesn't seem to matter. What
constitutes responsible scholarship given the changing landscape
of information exchange, and how we can help each other engage
in the practices that responsible scholars engage in, seems the
more critical question, and