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Academic Misconduct: Prevent Cheating & Plagiarism with Online, Hybrid & In-person Learning – On-Demand Training
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| Overview |
Maintaining the academic integrity of your institution is largely based on your ability to institutionalize academic misconduct policies and to educate students about what constitutes cheating and plagiarism. More than 55% of current professors and administrators of online programs surveyed in a recent Inside Higher Education survey believe that cheating is rampant right now, given the tremendous shift to online and hybrid learning. And, in fact, 86% of college students say they have cheated — and that it’s easier than ever before with mobile devices — in a recent survey conducted by the International Center for Academic Integrity.
Our expert presenter provides strategies to combat the growing concerns of cheating and plagiarism. You’ll be able to identify ways to educate students and hold them accountable, while ensuring that they are upholding your institution’s academic standards and mission so you can preserve the authenticity of your courses and degree programs.
Provide clear guidelines, equitable resolutions, and student and faculty engagement.
Registration: $399*
*Instructions for accessing the On-Demand Training will be available for download immediately after checkout. You may share this On-Demand Training with any staff members from your campus community for unlimited viewing.
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| Topics Covered |
| As a result of this webinar, participants will be able to: |
- Arm faculty members with practical anti-cheating strategies and approaches to crafting assignments and projects — reduce the ability or desirability for students to cheat whether they are participating in person or in a virtual classroom.
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Review and adopt policies that are clear, educational, and address the innovative forms of potential academic misconduct — establish institutionalized academic integrity policies that discourage misconduct and hold students accountable.
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Provide strategies and tools to help students to “unlearn bad academic behaviors” they may have developed in high school — break the cycle of cheating through education, support, and an institutional approach to support academic integrity.
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Uphold the integrity of your academic mission and standards — create educational opportunities to respond to academic misconduct that promote student learning, avoid punitive action, and maintain the veracity of your courses and degree programs.
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Frame academic integrity so that students integrate it into their own value structure — ensure your institution's mission, values, and academic standards are upheld.
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| Presenter |
Dr. Lauren Bell is currently the Dean of Academic Affairs and a Professor of Political Science at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia.
Click here for full bio. |
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| What’s Included |
- 90-minute online session with a carefully selected expert
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Link to view webinar on demand for one year (24/7 access)
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Materials for your team (handouts, discussion questions, etc.)
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Certificate of completion for each participant
- Remote team training
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Weekly newsletter – What's Working on Campus
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| For information about licensing this webinar for unlimited distribution on your institution’s internal network/server, please email info@paper-clip.com.
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