WORKSHOPS FOR TAs & RAs

2 MA & MSc Thesis OTHER WORKSHOPS Teaching Skills Research Skills Presentation 20/11 – 5.30 to /11 – 5.30 to /10 – 11 to 5 30/9 – 11 to 5 23/9 – 10 to 4 VIVA (defense)

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4 Introduction GENERIC SKILLS Critical Thinking Scholarly Ethics Copyright Issues – – – – – Communication

5, Dr Pandeli M Glavanis, Professor & Associate Director, CLT Promoting Academic Integrity

6 Academic Integrity at AUC AUC

7 ETHICS OF SCHOLARSHIP EXPERIMENTAL ETHICS ACADEMIC ETHICS COPYRIGHTS PLAGIARISM SOCIAL ETHICS RESEARCH ETHICS

8 HEALTH WARNING ETHICS OF SCHOLARSHIP ETHICAL ISSUES PLAGIARISM CITING SOURCES COPYRIGHTS

9 Integrity of Experiment EXPERIMENTAL ETHICS Potential Harmful Effects on Others Use Best Scientific Judgement Informed consent from all human subjects Technique used is deemed safe

10 SOCIAL ETHICS Protect Dignity and Privacy of Social Subjects Avoid Intrusion in Other People’s Lives Respect Other Cultures Question Socio-Cultural Bias

11 GENDER ETHICS Respect Cultural Diversity

12 CASE STUDIES 3. Too much helpToo much help 2. Ethical use of TAs & RAsEthical use of TAs & RAs 1.Friendship vs. Author RightsFriendship vs. Author Rights

13 PLAGIARISM How to avoid it

14 MYTH ONE  Education is a Game  In Order to Get High Scores  Any Means are Acceptable  BUT  DON’T GET CAUGHT  DON’T HURT ANYONE MYTH TWO  The Grade is Ultimate Achievement NOT  Understanding and Knowledge PLAGIARISM TWO MYTHS

15 PLAGIARISM & INTERNET Difficulty of Identifying Sites & Correct Citation Sites Don’t Always Give Citations for Material They Use Site URL’s Change and Sites Move Major Source of Accidental Plagiarism:

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17 Plagiarism Detection System Deters Plagiarism Before it Happens By Detecting it Efficient Citation Verification Resource for Learning How To Do Proper Citations

18 Aggregation of Digital Portfolios Turnitin Overview Turnitin is an Online Plagiarism Detection System Turnitin Addresses Every Aspect in The Lifecycle of a Student Paper Digital Submission Originality Checking

19 Turnitin’s Purpose  To Deter Plagiarism  To Hold Students Accountable  To Determine The Congruence of Text to Sources  To Enhance Teaching and Student Learning

20 Turnitin Use Enhances Teaching Deters Plagiarism Before it Happens Saves Time in The Investigation of The Originality Of Student Work Allows for Efficient Citation Verification Provides Documentation of Any Alleged Plagiarism Provides Resources to Assist in Teaching Research and Writing Skills Including Proper Citation

21 What Turnitin Searches A Current and Archived Copy of The Publicly Accessible Internet (More Than 4.5 Billion Pages Indexed) Millions of Published Works From ProQuest Databases and The Gutenburg Collection of Literary Classics Millions of Student Papers Already Submitted to Turnitin Since 1996 (Including AUC)

22 Originality Report

23 Note & Beware Quotations Drafts Undetectable Plagiarism Unavailable Sources Help From Friends Paraphrasing Without Citing

24 Copyright Ms Jayme Spencer

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