Although we strive to uphold academic integrity, we may unknowingly be committing plagiarism. As we know (and tell our students) plagiarism is copying from a source verbatim, but it is…
…250 articles. The articles covered a wide range of topics – from academic integrity to online course design. In a two-part series, which will run today and Wednesday, we’re revealing…
…of the rules of academic integrity, yet some instances of plagiarism are intentional. Regardless of the reason, copying and pasting material into the discussion forum is not uncommon. We can…
…the gold standard way of maintaining academic integrity. However, I could feel myself growing tired of the close-ended questions consistently produced on my exams and felt the exam material didn’t…
…in online proctoring, ensuring academic integrity, and earnest longing for “things to return to normal.” However, the dawn of AI – ChatGPT, is providing yet another opportunity for stakeholders in…
…has been composed by AI. The results of this project do not provide an indubitable foundation to address academic integrity concerns. However, the findings of this study do suggest some…
…use; students should be encouraged to disclose when they use AI and reflect on how it influences their learning. Academic integrity policies should provide clear guidelines on the ethical use…
…of the academic organization and creating relationships with colleagues (Kahanov et al, 2012). Few tools exist to help new faculty navigate the complexity of the first years of academic life….
