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Even in targeted education, there will always be violators for whom intrinsic motivation and the joy of learning are not enough: Some will always want the good grade without putting in the time and effort.
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Email spam might be a blessing in disguise. If academic institutions want to communicate more effectively the should think of how to stand apart from the spammers. A simple line about accreditation is a good start; anything that puts distance between legitimate offerings and dreaded diploma-mill spam is probably a good idea.
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