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An ERA-curated thematic profile exploring how educators and institutions can strengthen academic integrity through teaching and shared understanding. Sessions focus on responsible academic practices, misconduct prevention, and helping students understand integrity beyond detection tools and disciplinary procedures.
Sessions
What Do Students Actually Understand About Academic Integrity?
Students may know academic integrity policies without understanding how they apply in practice, particularly when using AI. This session explores gaps in student understanding and how educators can communicate expectations more clearly.
From Catching Misconduct to Building Integrity
Detecting misconduct matters, but preventing it requires more than identifying violations. This session explores education-centered approaches, clearer expectations, supportive learning environments, and meaningful student engagement.
Teaching Academic Integrity Beyond Detection
Academic integrity is often addressed through plagiarism checks, AI detection, and misconduct procedures. This session explores how educators can go beyond these measures to teach responsible academic practices, develop student understanding, and encourage ethical decision-making.