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AP News AIPublished: Mar 31, 2026, 22:00 JST1 min read

College professor combats student AI plagiarism by requiring handwritten typewriter assignments to teach authentic learning

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  1. Instructor implements typewriter-only policy to prevent students from submitting AI-generated work

  2. Strategy aims to encourage genuine writing skills and critical thinking rather than reliance on AI tools

  3. Typewriter requirement serves dual purpose of reducing academic dishonesty and teaching valuable life lessons

  4. Move reflects growing concern among educators about ChatGPT and other AI tools being used to complete coursework

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