Tag: Academic Integrity
Want to reduce plagiarism among your students? Get them to play this game!
Educators can use gamification to keep students motivated when delivering potentially dry content: check out Amanda's academic integrity boardgame!
The New Academic Integrity Module: Shining The Spotlight On Principles And Practice
The new Academic Integrity Policy encourages all students and staff to complete the Academic Integrity Module. This new module takes around one hour to work through and builds awareness of academic integrity principles and practice at Macquarie.
Requesting And Managing Requests To View Turnitin Papers
Are you ever marking a paper that has a similarity overlap with another paper? Or have you ever received an email from someone else wanting to view a paper submitted to your unit? Here's some guidance on what to do.
5 Practical Ideas To Prevent Ghostwriting
In response to Rebecca's great article on Contract Cheating and this week's Academic Integrity workshops, I reflect on why students are drawn to ghostwriting and, most importantly, what we can do about it.
Let’s Talk…. About Contract Cheating
What is it, how can you tell if an assignment has been written by one of these services and what can be done to combat it?
Academic Integrity Workshops
With the launch of the new Academic Integrity Policy, each faculty is running workshops introducing the policy and its application.
Academic Senate Top 5, February 2018
Including a Senate Member Survey, the Annual Report, policy updates and a presentation from Faculty of Science and Engineering Executive Dean.
Invitation To Provide Feedback On The Draft Academic Integrity Policy
A draft Academic Integrity Policy and supporting Schedules have been developed and following consultation and approval, will replace the existing Academic Honesty Policy.
Communicating Assessment Requirements To Students
Macquarie University expects its teaching staff and students to be familiar with its assessment policy. Here are 7 points of the policy you need to know, follow and communicate to your students. Assessment is standards-based. The policy suggests you should provide...