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Academic integrity and referencing: Whose responsibility is it?
Abstract
When incidents of alleged plagiarism occur, the responsibility for maintaining and upholding academic integrity is often perceived to lie with students. Consequently, there may be insufficient recognition that faculty staff, learning advisors and librarians all contribute to educating students about the fundamental competencies and values of academic scholarship, including citation and referencing expectations. In this paper, we share insights...
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Academic integrity and referencing: Whose responsibility is it?
Published Date
Mar 3, 2018
Volume
12
Issue
1
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