Hosted Webinar Academic Integrity in an Interconnected World
Panel discussion at the annual Quality Matters conference
Location
Engineering : 102
Date & Time
October 31, 2018, 12:45 pm – 1:45 pm
Description
Academic institutions seem to be facing an accelerating threat to integrity and, consequently, to the credibility of academic degrees (especially those earned online). Growing in both number and scope, these incidents include - but go well beyond - student cheating. For example, acquisition and sale of an institution's course material, such as assignments and exams, appears to be increasing through both the manipulation of students to share materials and cyber attacks.
Panelists from some of the leading innovative online institutions will share their strategies, policies, and actions to ensure academic integrity.
About this Session
Every year thought leaders, administrators, teachers, instructional designers, and educators from all over gather to learn, connect and share with one another at the annual Quality Matters (QM) conference. In the spirit of continuous improvement, the conference helps those new to QM and those with years of experience connect on what matters most to the QM community -- quality online and hybrid learning for all learners.
Although the 2018 conference will be held in St. Louis, Missouri, the Instructional Technology team will host two virtual sessions on Wednesday, October 31, in ENGR 102.
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