Training – Academic Integrity
Learning Objectives
- Recall Fanshawe’s Academic Integrity policy and the Academic Offence process,
- Identify the actions and behaviours that are considered to be Academic Offences, and
- Determine how to avoid Academic Offences so that you can achieve and maintain Academic Integrity during your time as a student at Fanshawe College.
- Apply your understanding by successfully completing of two training modules
- Academic Integrity Training Module
- APA Citing and Referencing Training Module
Academic Integrity Defined
Fanshawe College defines ‘Academic Integrity’ as ‘holding oneself and others accountable for performing academic work both honestly and ethically’.
Step One – Read BelowÂ
Developing and demonstrating Academic Integrity is something that Fanshawe faculty and staff expect of each other, it’s something that Fanshawe College expects of its students, and it’s certainly something that employers and recruiters will expect of Fanshawe graduates.
If you’re able to hold yourself and others accountable for performing ‘academic’ work both honestly and ethically, then you’ll be able to hold yourself and others accountable for performing ‘professional’ work both honestly and ethically when you’re out in the workplace in the industry of your choice.
If you can develop and demonstrate Academic Integrity while you’re a student at Fanshawe, you’ll be able to further develop and demonstrate Professional Integrity when you become an employee or an entrepreneur after graduation.
Academic Integrity is important for the following FIVE reasons:
- it ensures fairness in the education that students pursue,
- it ensures fairness in the academic work that students complete,
- it ensures fairness in the grades that students earn,
- it protects the value of your credentials, and
- it protects the reputation of your academic institution.
Please consider the key guiding principles when asked about academic integrity: fairness, value, and reputation.
Step 2: Watch Video(s): Academic Integrity and Avoiding Plagiarism
This video contains information that will help you achieve and maintain Academic Integrity by avoiding plagiarism. Please see additional videos below for more information.
Review Other Videos
Video: Academic Integrity and Avoiding Plagiarism by Fanshawe Academic Integrity [4:19] transcript available
Step 3 – Need Additional Information?Â
Accepting your offer to Fanshawe College means that you have agreed to follow the Academic Integrity Policy. You have the opportunity to learn what you have agreed to and it is your responsibility to take on this responsibility.
Just like in the workplace, you will be expected to follow the rules of the organization.
Fanshawe is here to support you in this learning through the following resources:
Sign up for an Academic Integrity workshops online so you can practice and get feedback from an expert.
Book one-on-one writing help in person or online with experts who can help ensure your work adheres to the policy.
To learn more, review the book: Academic Integrity at Fanshawe.Â
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- Self -Register for an Academic Integrity course in FanshaweOpen
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Step 4 – Complete the Training Module – Based on Information Listed Above Before End of Week 3Â
Academic Integrity at Fanshawe College by the Academic Integrity Office at Fanshawe College is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.