A Tool to Enhance Information Literacy
Using IRAC to enhance information literacy and critical thinking.
Understanding Plagiarism
Many students are accused of plagiarism because they simply don't understand it and, therefore, don't know how to avoid it.Policy, Practice and the Student Perspective
Tracey Bretag discusses the results of a project on identifying good academic practice in Australian universities.
Where Next? Integrity for the " Real World"
Dr. Bertram-Gallant offers a new way of understanding integrity in the academic world and beyond.
Writing in an Internet Environment
Looking at how the expectations for academic writing might change as the world becomes more digital.
Everything is a Remix
Filmmaker Kirby Ferguson explores how remixing is a form of creativity and how it classes with current norms.
A Fragile Trust: Plagiarism, Power
Samantha Grant discusses her film "A Fragile Trust" about the discgraced journalist Jayson Blair.
Student online research and critical thinking:
How to support students in their use of Wikipedia.
European students’ voices on plagiarism and academic practices
How students perceive plagiarism from the perspectives of a variety of different cultures.
An Active Introduction to Academic Misconduct & the Measured Demographics of Misconduct
Unoriginal writing may be linked to attrition among first year students.