Academic Integrity

If you use an online paraphrasing tool to complete an assessment, it will raise concerns with the marker that academic integrity has been breached.

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A characteristic of a scholarly source is that it is has been written by non-experts and freely available online.

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Willem has done a lot of work for his assignment. He can't remember where he found the information, so he guesses.

This is NOT a breach of academic integrity.

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Using an online paraphrasing tool, is a useful way to improve your paraphrasing skills.

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If you act with academic integrity then your work will rarely, if ever, be picked up as academic misconduct.

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There are four academic integrity values: honesty, respect, responsibility, courage.

"Being truthful and keeping promises" is considered a responsibility value.

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The purpose of an in-text reference/citation is to give credit to the source of my ideas.

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Establishing individual responsibilities when working on a group assessment task demonstrates good academic practice.

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There are four academic integrity values: honesty, respect, responsibility, courage.

"Being accountable for your own actions" is considered a responsibility value.

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Academic integrity is a commitment by you as a student to act honestly, be trustworthy, respectful of yourself and others, take responsibility for your actions, and be courageous in upholding these values.

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