Sites Commonly Used to Post Student Info | Chapman University Academics Office of the Provost Academic Calendar Degrees & Programs Schools and Colleges Undergraduate Academics Graduate Education Course Catalogs Libraries Academic Freedom Academic Integrity Learning at Chapman Academic Integrity Academic Integrity Academic Integrity Policy Report an Academic Integrity Violation Sites Commonly Used to Post Student Info Follow Sites Commonly Used to Post Student Info List of sites: The AIC provides a list of sites commonly used by students to post instructor materials. If you notice your material on these sites, you may request to have it removed. We provide this summary below for convenience. Chegg: You may search for your content on Chegg.com by copy/pasting in exam questions or other key phrases in the search bar. If you find content on Chegg that you suspect was used for cheating or that you wish to take down, please email aic@chapman.edu . The committee will then initiate a request with Chegg. CourseHero: You may search for your course on by going to “Find Study Resources” in the top menu, selecting “By School,” typing in Chapman University, and locating your course.  If you find your material posted, you may submit a takedown request here: StudyPool: If you find your material on , email legal@studypool.com following the process outlined at Scribd: If you find your material on (you may click on the menu icon on the left to show the search bar), submit takedown requests at GitHub: If you find your material on , fill out form at Quizlet: If you find your material on , fill out form at Studymode: If you find your material on , email bnedDMCA@bned.com following procedures at Quora: If you find your material on , email copyright@quora.com following procedures at Koofers: If you find your material on , email copyright@koofers.com following procedures at CampusBuddy: If you find your material on , email copyright@campusbuddy.com following procedures at Useful link: Cornell University guide to copyright management for course instructors: Toggle Section Copyright Compliance - From Legal Affairs Students and others should also be advised that faculty created course materials belong to the faculty member who created them in accordance with University policy. Students or other members of the community are in violation of the faculty member’s copyright if they upload course materials to websites or otherwise share them with others without the faculty member’s express permission. Students should also take note of the California Education Code requirements prohibiting the posting of class notes or other recordings or course content on websites or otherwise publishing them or distributing them without the faculty member’s permission. Violation of this Education Code is subject to sanctions including monetary penalties in addition to University sanctions under the Student Conduct Code and Policy on Academic Integrity. The statute can be found at: EDC - CHAPTER 6.5. Unauthorized Recording, Dissemination, and Publication of Academic Presentations for Commercial Purposes [66450 - 66452] Additional Resources Faculty Flow Chart - Quick Guide for Violation Process Student Flow Chart - Quick Guide for Hearing Process The Fundamental Values of Academic Integrity Is this Plagiarism? An Interactive Presentation Academic Integrity Academic Integrity Academic Integrity Policy Report an Academic Integrity Violation Sites Commonly Used to Post Student Info FAQs For Faculty For Students For more information, please email us and let us know how we can help you.