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Tristan James Enright

Tristan James Enright

Teaching tips, First Year Coordinators 31/03/2017 31/03/2017

Minimising academic integrity breaches through timely reporting and early intervention

In this article we highlight the importance of timely incident reporting for maximising the effectiveness of educational interventions for students, minimising recidivism, and assisting…

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Sydney updates 24/02/2017 27/02/2017

Educational Integrity In 2017

In this article we highlight some of the work the Office of Educational Integrity is doing to support you and your students this semester….

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Educational excellence, Teaching tips 09/02/2017 25/05/2018

Mitigating Risks to Academic Integrity

To limit plagiarism and misconduct, preventionis better than a cure. In this articlewe highlight howthe University is working to improve academic integrity and what…

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News & events, Teaching research 30/11/2016 10/12/2016

Contract Cheating and Assessment Design

The MyMaster scandal involving several prominent NSW universities in 2015 highlighted the proliferationof contractcheating (or ghostwriting) of student assignments as a significant problem facingall…

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