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Managing Collaborations and Creating Solutions: IT, Librarians, and Student Judicial Affairs Jointly Addressing Academic Integrity Issues

Managing Collaborations and Creating Solutions: IT, Librarians, and Student Judicial Affairs Jointly Addressing Academic Integrity Issues

Title:Managing Collaborations and Creating Solutions: IT, Librarians, and Student Judicial Affairs Jointly Addressing Academic Integrity Issues (ID: WRC09_171504)
Author(s):Sonia Chaidez (Whittier College) and Avril Cunningham (University of Southern California)
Topics:Academic Integrity, Ethics, Information Literacy, IT- Library Collaboration, library instruction, Plagiarism, WRC09
Origin:Western Regional conferences (05/11/2009)
Type:Presentations and Seminars
Abstract:

The USC Libraries spearheaded a campus wide Academic Integrity initiative aimed at reducing the number of academic integrity cases referred to Student Judicial Affairs by educating students to comply with academic integrity standards as part of the library's information literacy program. This presentation will describe the creation of a joint academic integrity-information literacy multimedia tutorial and present data about its effectiveness in combating the problem of plagiarism. An IT librarian (and former documentary filmmaker) will present an innovative solution for embedding high-quality/resolution video into the Adobe Breeze product for a richer multimedia tutorial.

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