"Identify academic-integrity tools and techniques that can be adapted to fit the specific needs of your program or institution—and learn the
three-stage process for putting these policies and procedures into
practice." summarizes Magna Publications.
Instilling
academic integrity in students is an essential part of higher
education, especially as it pertains to the online course environment.
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Some colleges and universities do not have consistent, campus-wide policies. Even when they do, some faculty and administrators lack the training to talk about them with their online students. Others are confused about how to enforce them.
To establish realistic policies that promote honest performance at your school, order your copy of How Can I Design Academic Integrity into My Programs?, the 20-Minute Mentor video program from Magna Publications.
Dr. Thomas Tobin, a leading voice in online course and program quality at Northeastern Illinois University, provides step-by-step methods for creating, setting up, and applying ethical behavior practices at your institution.
When you watch this program, you'll see how to:
- Establish formal structures that foster academic honesty on campus
- Involve members from all parts of your school in designing integrity processes
- Dissuade students from unethical behaviors and encourage positive habits
- Enact clear policies and practices that unite students, faculty, and administrators
Address the problem of academic integrity in online classrooms—and give your students a solid foundation for becoming ethical learners and leaders.
Colleges and universities that display a serious commitment to academic integrity gain a competitive advantage for tuition dollars. See how integrating these policies across your campus can dramatically affect student performance and habits. Buy your video today.
Source: Magna Publications