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Academic Integrity Sort

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Sort examples of academic integrity. If it is an example of cheating click YES. If it is not cheating click NO.

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Sort examples of academic integrity. If it is an example of cheating click YES. If it is not cheating click NO.

by Rachel Townsend
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Submitting your own work to another course with the instructor’s permission

2

Copying another student’s homework and turning it in as your own

3

Quoting a source with proper citation

4

Working with a partner on an assignment that is labeled group work

5

Asking a question to clarify during a lecture

6

Using an online source such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, or Grock service to complete an assignment

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Reusing your own work from a previous course without permission

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Copying a paragraph from a text into your essay without quotation marks or citation

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Using a calculator on a math test when allowed

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