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Integrity Beyond the Self: A Communal Ethic of Courage
Integrity in Action At a time when war, displacement, and authoritarianism dominate headlines, the question of integrity is more urgent than ever. Speaking of integrity at a time of deceit and despair for so many, can often seem like a hollow act of self-appeasement. But that is because integrity is often seen as a solo action, carried out in disconnection to others. In truth, integrity is fidelity — not to oneself alone, but to others, to their plight and their flourishing.
Read MoreThe Intersection of Restorative Justice Practices and Moral Development
Restorative justice-based practices and educational approaches to academic integrity are more commonly promoted by academic integrity practitioners as better for students. When we use these approaches, the thought is often that we can educate students and convince them to buy into academic integrity as a moral imperative.
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence and Assessment: Are Universities Ready to Rethink Integrity?
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape higher education, one of the most pressing challenges facing universities is how to respond to student use of AI in assessment. This is particularly urgent in institutions where teaching, learning, and assessment take place entirely online.
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