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Collaboration Guidelines

The document outlines collaboration guidelines for a DelftX online course. It states that discussion posts providing direct answers rather than hints will be removed. Repeated violations of the guidelines may result in account deactivation. The guidelines allow discussing general approaches and steps, giving/receiving hints when stuck, and helping others one step further if they've made an attempt. They prohibit receiving detailed solutions, copying others' work, using others' formulas without understanding, and sharing answers before deadlines. The goal is for students to be able to solve similar problems independently after collaborating.

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Collaboration Guidelines

The document outlines collaboration guidelines for a DelftX online course. It states that discussion posts providing direct answers rather than hints will be removed. Repeated violations of the guidelines may result in account deactivation. The guidelines allow discussing general approaches and steps, giving/receiving hints when stuck, and helping others one step further if they've made an attempt. They prohibit receiving detailed solutions, copying others' work, using others' formulas without understanding, and sharing answers before deadlines. The goal is for students to be able to solve similar problems independently after collaborating.

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Collaboration guidelines

DelftX Courses
This   file   presents   the   guidelines   for   successful   collaboration   during   this   DelftX   course.   They  
will  assist  you  and  your  peers  in  truly  grasping  the  course  material,  whilst  still   being  able  to  
help  each  other  out.  

We,  as  course  staff,  will  actively  remove  posts  and  responses  in  the  discussion  forum,  which  
we   feel   are   inappropriate   (literally   giving   answers,   rather   than   giving   tips).   Repeated  
violation   of   the   guidelines   may   result   in   your   progress   in   the   course   being   erased   and/or  
your   account   being   deactivated.   (Please   remember   that   the   edX   Honor   code   also   applies  
outside  of  edx.org)  
 
 
Here  we  go:  
 
1. It  is  OK  to  discuss  the  general  approach  to  solving  a  problem.  
2. It  is  OK  to  work  with  others  to  come  up  with  the  general  steps  for  a  solution  
3. It  is  OK  to  give/receive  hints  when  you  or  someone  else  is  stuck.  
4. It  is  not  OK  to  receive  the  details  of  a  solution,  these  you  should  work  out  yourself.  
5. It  is  not  OK  to  simply  copy  someone  else’s  solution  /  let  your  solution  be  copied.  
6. It  is  not  OK  to  plug  your  numbers  in  someone  else’s  formula  to  get  an  answer.  
7. It  is  not  OK  to  consult  a  step-­‐by-­‐step  solution  to  a  problem,  when  the  deadline  has  
not  passed  yet.  
8. It  is  not  OK  to  share/receive  the  answers  to  an  assignment  before  its  deadline.  
9. It   is   OK   to   let   someone   help   you   one   step   further   in   a   solution,   provided   that   you  
have  given  it  a  wholehearted  attempt  and  are  stuck  for  some  time.  

And  most  important!  


 
10. After you have collaborated with others to find a solution, you should be
able to solve a similar problem by yourself the next time!

Good  luck  in  collaborating!  


The  DelftX  Team  

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