The Academic Integrity Office is offering two virtual sessions for faculty to explore academic integrity on campus.

Identifying, Discussing and Preventing Academic Misconduct
October 17, 2 -3 p.m., Kaltura

Learn and share best practices for identifying academic misconduct in student work and examinations. Discuss common challenges related to addressing and reporting incidents of academic misconduct while exploring the range of resolution and educative options available. Participants will also review engaging methods to encourage academic integrity in the classroom and prevent incidents of academic misconduct.

Register here.

Academic Integrity Digital Drop-In
October 19, 1:30 – 3 p.m., Kaltura

Have questions about the Policy or Procedure? Unsure how to navigate concerns about student well-being while addressing misconduct? Wondering how generative artificial intelligence and academic integrity interact? The Academic Integrity Officer will be available to answer questions, discuss potential incidents, and provide resources to address misconduct and encourage academic integrity in your classroom.

Register here.

Participants can register (not required for the drop-in) through LibCal. Contact aio@macewan.ca with questions and/or requests for future workshops.

Additional Events (external) below.

2023 International Day of Action For Academic Integrity: Championing academic integrity in the age of AI.
Offered through the International Centre for Academic Integrity.
October 18

  • Free webinars (descriptions available here):
    • Championing Academic Integrity in the Age of AI Student Panel
    • Truths and Myths About Academic Integrity and AI
    • How Can Academic Staff Support Each Other to Increase Academic Integrity?
    • Ethical Implementation of AI in Academic Writing
    • The Courage to Change: Implications for Teaching, Learning & Assessment in the GenAI Era
    • Universal Design for Learning in Academic Integrity
    • Registration required

MAINN Speaker Series: Offered through Assiniboine Community College

  • (Panel) Bridging Values: Exploring Ethics in Generative Artificial Intelligence through the Lens of Academic Integrity with ICAI Canada
    •  October 13, 10 – 11 a.m. (Central Standard Time)
    • Online via Zoom
    • Register here
  • (Presentation) Development of Integrity in Students
    • Presenter: Dr. Kang Lee is a professor & Tier 1 Canada Research Chair in moral development and neuroscience at Ontario Institute for Studies in Education, University of Toronto.
    •  October 18, 9 – 10 a.m. (Central Standard Time)
    • Online via Zoom
    • Register here

    From the Academic Integrity Office