Academic integrity means upholding qualities in your studies through good academic practice. You may be found guilty of academic integrity misconduct at Coventry University even by accidentally using someone else’s language or ideas as if they were your own. Whether you have been asked to attend due to academic misconduct, or you would like to find out how to practice good academic integrity, this joint Centre for Academic Writing/Library workshop can help. Academic Integrity will cover five key areas of operating with academic integrity when completing your assignments: researching your topic, referencing sources; using sources effectively; including your own ideas; and avoiding plagiarism.

The workshop incorporates guidance on the use of the University’s licensed version of Copilot and instruction on the data safety and ethical issues of using this and other tools. Students are recommended to access Copilot using their university account ahead of the workshop.

Note: This workshop lasts up to two hours. Presentation slides will be sent the next working day or soon after only to confirmed attendees.

Delivery Level: This workshop is suitable for all study levels to attend at the same time.

This workshop complements the Using Sources Effectively: Avoiding Plagiarism in your writing workshop, visit: CAW Workshops