How to help maintain academic integrity in my course
As educational methods and standards change in higher education, we at Pearson recognize it can sometimes be difficult to keep up with ways to encourage academic integrity for your students and minimize cheating.
If you’re looking for new techniques to implement into your course and stay up to date, take a look at some of our webinars and blog posts below for tips on how to discuss cheating with your students, platform features to use and a discussion about the implications of artificial intelligence on academic integrity among other topics.
An extended discussion of methods to mitigate cheating, along with how and when students might cheat, can also be found here: Methods to mitigate cheating.
Webinars
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Making sure honesty is the best policy
Technology is constantly evolving, let's make sure we’re keeping up.
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ChatGPT & Academic Integrity in Higher Education
Join us for an engaging conversation on ChatGPT and Academic Integrity in Higher Education with field experts.
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Proactive and Positive Ways to Engage Students about Academic Integrity
This presentation covers how to be proactive with your class about academic integrity.
Blogs
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The role of remote proctoring tools in academic integrity
Academic integrity has been of paramount concern in distance education since its inception.
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Taking a Proactive and Positive Approach with Students about Academic Dishonesty
As educators, one of the biggest issues we have recently had to tackle in our classrooms is the increase in academic misconduct.
Platform tools and features
Pearson is committed to promoting learning and mitigating academic dishonesty by addressing student temptation with research-based strategies designed to provide guidance when needed.
Resources available across our digital learning platforms, such as interactive worked examples and tutorial hints designed to boost learners to mastery, are built to optimize the learning experience and encourage students to use them rather than seek answers elsewhere.
Select your main platform below for tips about how to maximize these resources for your course and help promote academic integrity and minimize cheating for your students.