Clickers: Preventing Students from Answering Outside the Classroom
If you want to prevent your students from answering outside the classroom while using the PointSolutions Mobile app then here are some suggestions for doing that.
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Aug 2, 2024 | Academic Integrity, Student Response System: Clickers
If you want to prevent your students from answering outside the classroom while using the PointSolutions Mobile app then here are some suggestions for doing that.
Read Moreby Anna Phillips | Aug 1, 2024 | Academic Integrity, Plagiarism Detection, Syllabus & Course Creation
Faculty using Turnitin on a particular assignment are encouraged to do so for all students to ensure fairness and consistency. Using this syllabus statement along with Turnitin is also encouraged.
Read Moreby Anna Phillips | Jul 24, 2024 | Academic Integrity, Plagiarism Detection
Answers to your frequently asked questions about Turnitin.
Read Moreby Anna Phillips | Jul 24, 2024 | Academic Integrity, Plagiarism Detection
Turnitin is now available to all UARK faculty. One component of this software will improve an instructor’s ability to assess whether the written work submitted by a student contains text generated by artificial intelligence (AI).
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Jul 24, 2023 | Academic Integrity, Blackboard Ultra
Do you have a syllabus quiz that you give to students? The Office of Academic Initiatives and Integrity created some quiz questions that you can import into Blackboard to quiz your students on the U of A’s academic integrity policy. You can use any or all of these questions and even add your own.
Read Moreby Amalie Holland | Jun 13, 2023 | Academic Integrity, Syllabus & Course Creation
The Office of Academic Initiatives and Integrity and the Teaching Innovation and Pedagogical Support (TIPS) Team have worked together to develop and compile resources to help faculty promote the culture of integrity in a remote teaching environment. Here are some guidelines and approved syllabus statements.
Read Moreby Charini Urteaga | Jun 6, 2023 | Academic Integrity
It can be a good idea to remind students of academic honesty repeatedly throughout the semester. One good time to do this is when they’re taking a test or quiz.
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Apr 2, 2023 | Academic Integrity
Students should be aware that taking another person’s clicker to class in order to answer for them constitutes an academic integrity violation. There have unfortunately been cases where students brought their classmates’ clickers with them and answered all of the questions on multiple clickers.
Read Moreby Charini Urteaga | Feb 21, 2023 | Academic Integrity
Instructors can include a question at the beginning of each of their exams that remind students about their responsibility regarding integrity.
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Mar 17, 2022 | Academic Integrity
Academic integrity is an important issue to consider in your courses. It’s important to discuss academic integrity with your students and help them understand everything that it covers. Subjects like plagiarism, cheating on exams, and unauthorized collaboration should be talked about and made clear. There are also things you can do as an instructor to encourage academic integrity.
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Feb 19, 2019 | Academic Integrity
Here is an example of a cover sheet that could be used for a scantron exam.
Read Moreby Lesley Speller | Sep 30, 2016 | Academic Integrity
Cash Acrey has found an excellent way of discouraging students from bringing their classmates clickers to class to answer for them or asking a classmate to do the same for them.
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