The knowledge gap between parents, educators, and students has been, in the past, treated as a jovial issue. This knowledge gap has blinded many teachers of the exploitation of computers by students, in less than ethical ways.
Parents are often unaware of ways they can ensure their child learns instead of copies.
This work closes the gap by giving parents and teachers a first hand look into how electronic resources are exploited, and how they can detect it. For educators, the kit includes materials for three 50 minute session workshops which will sharpen one's ability to detect electronic plagiarism, and develop lesson planning skills to avoid the possibility of electronic plagiarism. For parents, a one session presentation introduces parents to the misuse of information by students, and helps them to understand what they can do about it. Parents will have a greater understanding of how their children use computers for research, as well as develop some computer skills themselves. The Word 6 file prints out very nicely on the international standard A4 paper and needs some easy margin tampering to fit North American Standards.