Can the professor be the academic integrity problem?
Many times, when we think about academic integrity, we think about students doing some cheating in some way, be that using notes when they are not supposed to or falsifying attendance. But what if the professor and their policies have created an academic integrity concern?
Read MoreNurturing High School Students’ Academic Integrity in an International School
As a high school librarian working in an international boarding school, I have many opportunities to talk spontaneously with students: in class, after school and during evening study halls. EF Academy has developed a research skills course for English language learners at the A1-A2 level, part of our Academic English Accelerator Program (AEAP).
Read MoreHow I Became Our University’s “AI Guy”
How did this begin? In January 2023, at the urging of a supervisor who had heard me express concern about ChatGPT’s capabilities, I sent a modest email to our Associate Vice Provost for Communications. I want to be clear. I don’t typically write emails to anyone with any version of “vice” or “provost” in their title. It was a stretch, to be sure. But I kept it simple and said something like, “If the Provost is thinking of sending out a message on AI, I’m happy to help in any way I can.”
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