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Academic Integrity and Plagiarism Misconduct

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This presentation focuses on academic integrity and plagiarism misconduct. It aims to educate students about the consequences of academic misconduct and the significance of eliminating plagiarism from university projects and assessments. The presentation covers topics such as the importance of referencing, collaboration in academic projects, and the consequences of violating institutional codes of conduct.

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Rules of Quiz
13 students excluding the leader
will have one card each, under
these cards there are number of
answers shown up in a line
form and it consist 5
columns( horizontally) and 3
rows( vertically) I.e. the total
number of answers will be 15.
the leader will have several
cards each with different
questions and call for each card
rises by choosing a number ( 1
to 100).
Significance of Academic integrity at university
Academic integrity is essential for the students and all the members working for or under university. As
academic is bound by several rules and code of conduct that needs to be maintain to regulate fairness, equality
and rights of other individuals. It is important to acknowledge all the factors while conducting academic
activities in terms of teaching and learning the act of plagiarism, referencing, sabotage, cheating and others. It
is required by each student to ascertains relevance so that they would not come into contact of academic
violation that could impact on their studies in the form of suspension or termination. By following ethical code
of academic conduct, it drives the students with new and innovative skills, knowledge and adaptability for
career development. Students must bother about the rules in which they are performing or making their own
skills develop.
Plagiarism or cheating is the most focused factor under academic discipline, as it the matter of cheating and
coping others information for own use. This act of academic insiders as an illegal act of working that could
fines or lifelong disagreement from education department. There should be proper conduct of gaining
knowledge and skills into fair ways that will help the students to undertake relevant and exact information. As
students who genuinely desires for achieving growth in order to make money in future , they must follow all
the guidelines regrading integrity and discipline on academic level. As it is the basic stage through which a
student will prepare themselves for career growth by taking as much knowledge as it can. Improper conduct of
academic activities will lead to disruption and failure as it would not provide any assistance to achieve
personal goals.
Participants of Quiz
The game will be played
between 14 students including a
leader and others are its
followers.
Aims of playing the game
the game will be conducted to
drive knowledge about why any
academic miss conduct reflect
into serious causes through the
help of questions and
appropriate answers. Also, the
significance of eliminating
plagiarism from the course of
projects and assessment at
university.
Purpose of the game
The game is designed to
acknowledge facts about
academic integrity and
plagiarism misconduct.
It is designed for the students
who wants to know about what
it cause to exercise misconduct
on university level in terms of
plagiarism or cheating.
Skills undertaken
Research has been carried out
Focused on creativity
Presentation
Writing skills
Thinking ability
Paraphrasing

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Document Page
Arsith, M. and Popa Tanase, D.A.,
2019. Values of Academic
Autonomy and Integrity. Acta
Universitatis Danubius.
Communicatio, 12(2).
Bennett, R.A., 2017. Online
Academic Integrity: An Examination
of MBA Students' Behavioral Intent
of Engaging in Plagiarism (Doctoral
dissertation, University of Phoenix).
Eaton, S.E., 2017. Academic
Integrity and plagiarism:
Supplementary materials for
educator workshops.
Jagiello-Rusilowski, A., 2017. Drama
for developing integrity in higher
education. Palgrave
Communications, 3(1), pp.1-9.
Mahon, D., 2018. Incorporating
academic integrity measures into
the constructive alignment of an
EAP foundation year course in
Kazakhstan. A case study.
Matek, L. and Rehlicki, J.P., 2018.
The (Im) Possibility of Academic
Integrity in John Williams’s
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Singhr, A., 2017. Plagiarism:
Infringement of Academic
Integrity. International Journal of
Research in Social Sciences, 7(9),
pp.375-379.
TUČKOVÁ, P., 2021. Marketingová
komunikace sdružení European
Network for Academic Integrity
(ENAI) (Doctoral dissertation,
Mendelova univerzita v Brně,
Provozně ekonomická fakulta)
REFERNCES
Answers
Questions Q6 Is it necessary to
reference all the
content. if Yes,
Why?
Q7 what do you
understand by
bribing?
Q8 Would you believe
in statement that says
providing irrelevant
information is
acceptable even without
referencing
Q9 What would be
the best example for
violating
institutions code of
conduct.
Q10 Is relevant to
disrupts others work
on academic level?
Q5 What language of
miss conduct would
be best when using
cell-phones while
attending exams?
Q4 Is there any
source, articles, links,
or information that
could get copied?
Q3 What do you
understand by
collaboration in
academic project?
Q2 It is correct to buy
project which belongs
to other writer and
make it your own, if
no Why?
Q1 When content
get paraphrase, why
the sources are
required?
A6 Yes, references
provide authors name
and shows the content
is written by them and
avoid plagiarism
A7 It is the act of giving
money for unauthorised
purpose to get good scores
into academics, also known
as corrupt matters.
A8 No, the statement is not
correct as irrelevant
information should not be
included into any academic
purpose which does not
belongs with any sources
A9 Academic
dishonesty
A10 No, it not
acceptable as it the
matter of sabotage.
A5 It is called as
academic cheating which
shows act of getting
copied information from
other sources.
A4 No, any copied
information
considers as a
cheating or act of
plagiarism.
A3 It means working
on same project by
dividing it into group
or team.
A2 No, as it is the matter
of abolishment of
academic integrity to
shown other works for
own self.
A1 because the content
is belong to other writer,
and we have no right to
use it without
mentioning its source
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