My question is If we give up on trying to catch plagiarism by students how will we separate the students who genuinely work hard from those who lack effort? Also, a lot of students who are just good writers get accused of plagiarism when in reality they just have good writing skills, I know in this day and age technology is a really big thing and advances every day but does that neglect the students who put the time and energy into their work ? 

After reading the articles, I asked myself whether the arguments around technology and literacy contradicted the popular belief that technology improved education. I’ve had discussions not only with my classmates but my mentors as well who have differing opinions about the impact of technology. In a history class, I took my last year of high school, my teacher advised us to take handwritten notes because it would improve our understanding of the topic. Yet, I had typed the notes for my other classes excluding his. Rather than technology impacting our abilities as writers, it is how technology affects our attention span to hone everyday skills.