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Academic Integrity Online

Amid the many challenges presented by higher ed, one of the biggest is the issue of academic integrity in online learning. How prevalent have cheating and plagiarism been during the pandemic? And what can colleges do to ensure students’ work is honest and fair?

To find out, The Chronicle will bring together an expert panel for a discussion of academic integrity as it stands now. Join us as we seek to answer the questions weighing on the minds of many faculty and staff members in higher ed today:

  • What practices and policies should colleges use to build a culture of academic integrity online?
  • How can faculty members set fair expectations and rules early in a course without being overly focused on “catching cheaters”?
  • What role should online proctoring play?

With Support From Honorlock

Panelists include:

  • Tricia Bertam Gallant, Director, Academic Integrity Office, University of California at San Diego
  • James Earl Orr, Jr., Vice Provost for Academic Affairs and Strategic Enrollment, University of Memphis
  • Camilla J. Roberts, Director, Honor and Integrity System, Kansas State University, President, International Center for Academic Integrity
  • Jen Simonds, Assistant Vice President for Academic Integrity & Accountability, University of Maryland Global Campus

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