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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2021): Volume 4, Issue 2
Vol. 4 No. 2 (2021): Volume 4, Issue 2
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.11575/cpai.v4i2
Published:
2021-12-30
Full Issue
CPAI2021.v4i2
Editorial
Editorial: Contract cheating in Canada
Brandy Usick; Brenda M Stoesz
1-2
Usick2021
Invited article
Pens for Hire
Geoff E. Buerger
3-15
Buerger2021
Canadian Symposium on Academic Integrity
Welcome and Keynote Address: The Power of Academic Integrity Communities
Thomas Lancaster
16
Ethics, EdTech, and the Rise of Contract Cheating
Brenna Clarke Gray
17
How Chegg Blew Up Our Exams
Crystal Samela, Heather Martin
18
Academic Misconduct and Online Support for Students
Amara Wong
19
Issues and Problems in Educational Surveillance and Proctoring Technologies
Ceceilia Parnther, Sarah Elaine Eaton
20-21
Navigating the Sea of Online Proctoring
Susan Ng
22
E-proctoring Gone Wrong
Missy Chareka
23
Contract Cheating in Canada: National Policy Analysis Project Update and Results for 2021
Sarah Elaine Eaton, Brenda M Stoesz, Jennie Miron, Amanda McKenzie, Lisa Devereaux, Marcia Steeves, Jennifer Godfrey Anderson, Joanne LeBlanc-Haley
24-25
Pay-to-Pass: Emerging On-Line Services that are Undermining the Integrity of Student Work
Ebba U. Kurz, Nancy Chibry
26
Academic Integrity: Putting Policy into Practice
Susie Schofield
27-28
Systematic Collaboration to Promote Academic Integrity During Emergency Crisis
Salim Razi, Shiva Sivasubramaniam, Sarah Elaine Eaton, Olha Bryukhovetska, Irene Glendinning, Zeenath Reza Khan, Sonja Bjelobaba, Özgür Çelik, Ece Zehir Topkaya
29-30
Policies Matter: Tendencies towards Academic Misconduct
Nalan Erçin, Salim Razi
31-32
Learn by Doing: An Academic Integrity Policy Revision
Josh Seeland, Caitlin Munn
33
Insights on Academic Integrity Policy Development: Crafting Policy Catered to Your Institution
Rashed Al-Haque
34
Promising Practices and Emerging Ideas in Academic Integrity Policy Development
Cindy Ives, Cheryl A Kier
35
ESL Student Perspectives on Problems and Solutions for Academic Integrity
Jim Hu, Chen Zhang
36-37
Formation of the Student Board at the UAE Centre for Academic Integrity - Our Initiatives and Experience
Serene Regi John, Sruthi Ramdas, Sara Khan, Sarah Wilson, Rukaiya Shabbir
38-41
Moving the Spotlight from Plagiarism to Academic Integrity in Paraphrasing Instruction
Silvia Luisa Rossi
42
Practice makes perfect (or close enough): Teaching paraphrasing in an undergraduate lab
Tyler Donner
43
Student Voices in Academic Integrity
Erin Hagen, Charlotte Sander
44
Encouraging Academic Integrity Through a Preventative Framework
Jessica Kalra, Vicki Vogel
45
Perceptions and Experiences of Academic Integrity and Group Work in Post-Graduate Management Courses: Strategies and Risks
Mo Kader
46
Strengthening a Culture of Academic Integrity across a Faculty of Health Sciences & Wellness in the Face of COVID-19
Jennie Miron, Tammy Cameron, Wendy Murphy, Sylwia Wojtalik, Leanna Tuba
47
Using TurnItIn to Run Cheating-Resistant Take-Home Tests
Laurie Prange
48
An Aggie's Approach to Restorative Academic Integrity Practices
Kathleen Wilson
49
Coming Full Circle: What Happens When Your Class Turns into ‘Real Life’
Sheri Fabian, Zana Nicolaou
50
Restorative Practices as a Tool to Affect Peer Influence on Academic Integrity and Misconduct
Paul Sopcak, Alycia Stewart
51
Developing a High Touch Model for Misconduct Processes
Suzie Lavallee, Atul Gadhia
52
Academic Integrity and Mental Well-being: Exploring an Unexplored Relationship
Helen Pethrick, Sarah Elaine Eaton, Kristal Louise Turner
53
Resolving the Ambiguous Expectations of Academic Integrity
Susan Bens
54
Remediation: Understanding Academic Integrity
Anita Chaudhuri
55
Managing Academic Integrity in Canadian Engineering Schools
David deMontigny
56
A New Framework for Enhancing (Academic) Integrity
Paul MacLeod
57
Gamification of Academic Integrity: Reviewing an Evaluation Tool
Zeenath Reza Khan, Shivadas Sivasubramaniam, Sandra F. Gomes, Sonja Bjelobaba, Salim Razi, Lorna Waddington, Laura Ribeiro
58-61
Capturing Academic Integrity at the University of Lethbridge
Stephanie Varsanyi
62-63
Corporate plagiarism during remote work – a concern?
Zeenath Reza Khan, Atharv Arvikar, Swathi Venugopal, Priyanka Hemnani
64-65
Clues to Fostering a Program Culture of Academic Integrity: Findings from a Multidimensional Model
Kelley Packalen, Kate Rowbotham
66
Best practices to Teach How to Write Creative Papers with Integrity
Martine Peters
67
A Framework Proposal for Detecting and Preventing Academic Misconduct in Japanese Language as L2
Tolga Ozsen, Senem Cente-Akkan
68-69
Shifting the Stories around Academic Integrity: How Critically Reflective Educators Create Empowered Student Learning
Lauren Barr
70
The Ten Percent Solution
Bronwen Wheatley
71
Scaffolding the Learning Opportunities: Academic Integrity at Douglas College
Holly Salmon, Janette Tilley
72-73
Deterring Cheating Using a Complex Assessment Design
Sonja Bjelobaba
74
Virtual Classes in a Non-native Language during the Year of the Pandemic: Confidence and Critical Thinking as Basis of Academic Integrity
Alexandra Jeikner
75-76
Applied Authentic Assessment in Engineering Technology Courses for Academic Integrity
Carina Butterworth
77
Integrating Academic Integrity into Future Professions
Mary Spencer
78
Teaching with Integrity in Mind
Kathleen Burke
79
Contract Cheating in Canada: How it Started and How it’s Going
Sarah Elaine Eaton
80
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