Publication date: 06 Jun 2022
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In this podcast, Si Bullock (Quality & Standards Specialist) sits down with Professor Michael Draper from Swansea University to discuss academic integrity.
Our Collaborative Enhancement Projects offer funding opportunities for small groups of our member institutions to work together on projects of shared interest. Projects cover a range of topics and interest areas including Academic Integrity. Find out more on the QAA website.
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| Accessibility and equity in proofreading |
| The improvement of student learning by linking inclusion/accessibility and academic integrity |
You can read more about our current work on academic integrity, and find additional advice and guidance, on the QAA website. This includes recent work on the rise of artificial intelligence software including Large Language Models, which can be accessed via tools such as ChatGPT.
Quality and Qualifications Ireland (QQI) has established the National Academic Integrity Network to support institutions to effectively engage with the challenges presented by academic misconduct.
Australia’s Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency has a number of resources to support their providers protect academic integrity, including an experts advice hub, toolkits for institutions and quality assurance agencies, and guidance for students.
The extensive technical language that has evolved around academic integrity and misconduct can appear daunting. To demystify this terminology the European Network for Academic Integrity (ENAI) and Irish National Academic Integrity Network (NAIN) have produced some useful resources for learners, academics, and professional staff including:
