Challenge yourself by not using Shazam...
If you have to look up all 10 of them I'd say yes , you cheated . If you only look up a couple I'd overlook patching a 7/10 score with internet is different than pretending to know 10 songs when truly you are clueless.
In any case if it helps your carreer i'd say go for it and don't think twice it's not like lying about knowing how to do heart surgery.
If its part of a test in class then its cheating like answering any other question. If not then no, then its like reading to answer a homework assignment.
if the instructor "catches" you cheating then it could be cheating and you should debate them on why it isn't. if they don't catch you though, then it isn't cheating.
LOL no way....
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1. Paula Abdul - Rush Rush
2. Lionel Richie - Running With The Night
3. Lady Gaga - Do What U Want
4. Cranberries - Zombie
5. Brooks & Dunn - She Used To Be Mine
6. Boston - Amanda
7. 3 Doors Down - It's Not My Time
8. Survivor - Burning Heart
9. Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall
10. Nickleback - Gotta Be Somebody
There have been very small things offered by teachers to students for them to get a few points of extra credit. In high school our history teacher offered a little extra credit for students if they brought in proof they attended the school play. My second semester at college right out of high school my music appreciation instructor offered extra credit if we brought in proof of attending the Fresno Philharmonic (local symphony group) any time during the semester. In high school I had a couple teachers give out extra credit if students brought in canned goods during canned food drives. First semester in college right out of high school I had a microbiology professor offer extra credit for voting in the election & some if you brought in an unwrapped toy for the children's toy drive in December. Extra credit is just a way for instructors to give out some points to their students to break up the monotony of the regular learning.
As a prof, this is a stupid fucking extra credit assignment and your teacher is a shit prof. And yes, extra credit should be related to things you learn in class. Why would anyone give class credit for something unrelated to what you're supposed to be learning in the course? That makes absolutely no sense. But I guess that's what millenial college kids expect these days, free points for not working in class.
Unless the teacher specifically mentioned not using what you did, then no. When I was taking my anatomy courses, a teacher said we were allowed notes on our exams, but were limited to 1 3x5 note card. He didn't specify if it's 3'x5' or 3"x5" so a classmate shows up with this giant 3'x5' piece of paper. He said screw it and let the whole class use this dudes notes.
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My physio class allowed 1 handwritten 8x11 note if when we did our practice review game of Jeopardy (on teams as a class) and none of the questions were answered wrong. We could have whatever we wanted on the note but the catch was it had to be 100% handwritten notes.
The teacher asked you to figure out the song name and the author. Aside from being a ridiculously stupid assignment, if they didn't put any restrictions on how you come about that information, what difference does it make?
This is the kind of thing that should be done in class if the teacher wants to avoid people essentially "googling" the answer.
Of course, if you used shazam while in class, then yeah the teach might have assumed you'd have your phones put away and thus it is implied that using them is against the rules.
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