As we transition to online or remote learning, many practitioners and faculty are worried about an increase in academic dishonesty. This concern is valid, especially considering the articles regarding a surge in cheating across the globe. One such inst …
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ICAI Annual Conference Concludes
ICAI Wraps Up 28th Annual Conference in Portland, Ore., Looks to Chicago for 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. — Instructors, administrators, researchers, and students with an interest in promoting higher standards of academic integrity at universities and colleges …
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ICAI Conference Update
With less than one week until we plan to convene in Portland, we are following the latest news regarding COVID-19 (coronavirus). At this time, we plan to hold the conference as scheduled, but we will continue to monitor the situati …
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Call for Proposals-Journal of College & Character Special Issue: 30 Years of Academic Integrity Research
Call for Proposals-Journal of College & Character Special Issue: 30 Years of Academic Integrity Research Proposal Submission Deadline: May 15, 2020 Article Submission Deadline: January 4th, 2021 Guest Editors: Tricia Bertram Gallant and Davi …
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In the News: In Case You Missed It
This “in case you missed it” blog post highlights 3 news/media items that raised my blood pressure in the last couple of months. Inside Higher Education – Course Hero Woos Professors (Doug Lederman) Have you noticed a change in narrative around sites l …
“High-tech spy glasses could catch UAE’s exam cheats in the act” – – rhetoric gone wrong?
A recent research study published and then highlighted by local media in the UAE brings about a series of concerns for research, teaching and learning. I often begin my cyber ethics course with a famous yet simple scenario: imagine a three-lane, brand …
