What can Cal Poly Pomona faculty members do to encourage academic integrity? This web site explores online resources about academic integrity and provides strategies to help discourage plagiarism.

Cal Poly Pomona campus resources - a one page excerpt from the 2001-2003 University Catalog with the campus policy on academic integrity in printable PDF format - examples of and links to some college and individual online course web materials that address academic integrity - a chart which indicates the course of charges filed with Judicial Affairs		plagiarism online resources - online essays addressing ethical and legal questions, guidelines for students, and strategies to "expose cybercheaters" - links to web sites about ways to prevent and detect plagiarism - resources to help students avoid plagiarism - FREE online services to help faculty detect plagiarism - links to "term paper mills" and writing assistance services
academic integrity online resources - links to the Center for Academic Integrity and to a multiparty NEA/POD article, "How do we keep students Honest?" - sample honor codes - a link to the American Library Association web page about Copyright and Fair Use of Online Resources - f.y.i.: online student evaluations of Cal Poly Pomona professors		efficient web searching - recommended search tools, including one from Google to conduct a limited search all of Cal Poly Pomona servers - links to online tutorials to sharpen web searching skills

This web site supports the Academic Integrity workshop sponsored by the Lecturer Support Program, Judicial Affairs, the Faculty Computing Support Center, the Faculty Center for Professional Development, and the New Faculty Orientation Program on November 6, 2001. David Johnson, Director, Judicial Affairs, and Susan Kullmann Puz, Director, Faculty Computing Support Center, co-facilitated the workshop.

http://www.csupomona.edu/~faculty_computing/ws/integrity

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