EARN IT LEARN IT. Academic Integrity in Tertiary Education
EARN IT LEARN IT. Academic Integrity in Tertiary Education
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Assessment Integrity
Assessment Integrity
Up-to-date activities, techniques and tips for teaching online and face-to-face. Dip into the area you wish to explore. Open the buttons below. Each button contains a slidedeck. The slidedeck has:
One Task (10 minutes to practice, reflect on and apply).
Information (10 minutes to help you complete the task).
Go Further tab (10 minutes if you want to dive deeper).
Some slidedecks have recordings of live sessions featuring staff discussion.
Course Design to Maintain Assessment Integrity
In conversation with Moya McQuade, Lecturer - Travel and Tourism
Student Tasks on Avoiding Cheating
In conversation with Robert Johnstone, Lecturer - Fitness and Health
Academic Integrity Conference 2022
Academic Integrity Conference 2022
This event was a successful online sharing of best practice in academic integrity in tertiary education. We shared best practice in how to detect, report and avoid contract cheating, including essay mills and chegging. We heard from the front line, about student campaigns, policy and an innovative international perspective from the Irish Quality Agency. This event focused primarily on colleges but was relevant for all educators and students in further and higher education and adult training providers.
You can watch the recordings of each short session and see the speakers slidedecks in the link below.
Programme
Opening – Dr Claire Carney, Vice Principal - Student Experience, City of Glasgow College
Bernadette Savage, Student President, City of Glasgow College: Standing Up to Essay Mills - running a student centric campaign.
Gareth Crossman, Head of Policy and Communications, Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education: Challenges and Approaches to Contract Cheating in Colleges.
Sue Hackett and Mairead Boland, Irish Quality Agency, and Megan O'Connor, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Union of Student Ireland: Disrupting the Provision of Contract Cheating Services: Legislation, Education, Resource Development and Implementation
Matt Crilly, President of National union of Students, Scotland: The Perspectives of the National Union of Students: What we’re up against, what we’ve done and where we’re going
Panel with all speakers and chaired questions
Closing - Dr Claire Carney, Vice Principal - Student Experience, City of Glasgow College.
Book your 30-minute session on how to use these resources in your courses. This booking link is for City of Glasgow College Staff only. If you are from another organisation and wish to have a session, please email fiona.balloch@cityofglasgowcollege.ac.uk
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