STUDENTS’ ACADEMIC DISHONESTY IN DOING THE TASKS DURING ONLINE LEARNING AT VOCATIONAL SCHOOL
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This research is motivated by academic dishonesty committed by students in doing the tasks in e-learning while studying online at Pariaman Vocational High School. Participants in this study were students of class XI in Vocational High School using the purposive sampling method, totaling 58 students. The data were collected by researchers by observing student tasks documents in e-learning by grouping the types of academic dishonesty carried out by students. The researcher found 31 students who did academic dishonesty in doing the tasks during online learning. The results of this study indicate that academic fraud has the potential to occur in online learning in doing the tasks through e-learning in the form of cheating, plagiarism, deception, and fabrication.
Keywords : Academic dishonesty, e-learning, online learning, tasks
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