Academic Integrity Flashcards

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What is the definition of academic integrity

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a set of values that to ensure our work is honest, fair, and original

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What is plagiarism

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Copying someone else’s work or ideas without acknowledging them and presenting it as your own

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How can unwilling plagiarism arise

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  • Poor paraphrasing
  • Poor citing/ referencing
  • Poor note taking
  • Rushing
  • Poor understanding of academic integrity
  • Poor understanding of subject
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What 6 things does Turnitin check work against?

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  • All reports in the same assignment.
  • All past reports from all past assignments
    submitted to the UoB.
  • Past reports of all Universities using
    Turnitin.
  • All books in electronic format.
  • Most books not in electronic format
  • Big part of the internet
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What is poor paraphrasing

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When you rely on the original source too much

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What are 3 ways to avoid poor paraphrasing

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  • Always go from sources to notes
    (paraphrased), and then from notes to
    assignment.
  • Never copy with the intent to paraphrase
    later.
  • Never ever write something you do not
    understand.
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What is self plagiarism

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You are not allowed to use any past material written by yourself

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What needs to be remembered when reading warning letters

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  • letters help many students realise what they are doing wrong without any penalty
  • make sure not to repeat the same mistake.
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What are the 5 steps to do after receiving a warning letter

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  1. Read the letter and the report carefully.
  2. Try to figure out what led to your text overlapping.
  3. Re-read material and make sure you know what you did wrong.
  4. Talk to your personal tutor
  5. Use the resources signposted in your letter.
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What needs to be remembered once you’ve been invited to an interview

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  • There is no assumption of intent to plagiarise.
  • Plagiarism meetings are meant to be where students learn and understand more
    about plagiarism
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What do you do once you’ve been invited to an interview

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  • Read the material and the report before the meeting.
  • Make sure to attend the meeting.
  • Even if you have made a mistake, it is
    important to make the most out of it.
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What consists of the penalty meetings and penalties

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  • Reduction of mark decided by two staff members

-Marker is not aware at the time, eliminating unconscious bias.

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